The student is reminded that according to the Undergraduate Bulletin, students must complete successfully at least 120 semester hours of coursework and attain a final cumulative grade point average of not less than 2.0 to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. Students should be aware that the College of Arts and Sciences tracks students progress toward graduation. Ultimately, the College of Arts and Sciences is the final arbitrator of the student s timely graduation. You may want to consult with the Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dr. Michael Waltman. You may also consult with other members of the faculty of Communication Studies.
Students often seek the advice of faculty in their own concentration.
The Department of Communication Studies provides a variety of other structures designed to advise students. First, the Department of Communication Studies has initiated a Peer Advising Program. Peer Advisors may be contacted by calling Dorene Barbour at 962-4981. Second the Department of Communication Studies also offers an orientation seminar for newly declared majors every semester. Third, majors meetings are announced during pre-registration.