Every New ETSU Student must be advised as to which classes they must take in order
to receive a degree.  New ETSU Students will receive their initial advisement during
ETSU Orientation .  During the Orientation program, Students receive massive amounts of information
and finish with their class schedule in hand. The University does its best to provide
each Student with tools needed to get off to a solid start, so there are opportunities
to hear about Financial Aid , meal plans from Dining Services , residence halls from the Office of Housing and the ability to get your Student ID from I.D.Bucs .  In addition, this is a great time for the University to let you know about the
many support systems that can mean the difference between mediocre grades or A's.
NOTE:  All Students who have earned less than 60 hours must be academically advised
before registering for classes. A listing of Academic Advisors is published in the
Success Manual You Can Do It , which is available online.