College of Fine and Applied Arts

Yes, click on the Class History link in DegreeWorks at the top of the audit.

If you are currently a declared student in the College of Fine & Applied Arts and seeking to add or change a minor you must complete the FAA Add/Change Major or Minor Form on our website.

If you are a student whose major is not declared in the College of Fine & Applied Arts and seeking to add or change a minor,  you must complete your respective college's process.  

No, not all majors require a minor.  Comprehensive majors do not require a minor because more courses within the major are required.  You can view your Program of Study or the Undergraduate Bulletin to determine if a minor is required or recommended.  Also, consulting with your advisor is beneficial. 

Yes, DegreeWorks is laid out in block format displaying degree, major, minor, and concentration requirements.  Look for unchecked boxes to identify requirements that you still need to complete.

Scholarship applications, deadlines, and criteria vary from department to department.  Please click on the departments below to search for scholarship information specific to your department:

Double check the student's catalog year in the degree audit. Contact the Dean's Office if you still have questions.

Each semester, continuing students have the opportunity to register for future term courses prior to new students. This is known as Early Registration, and typically occurs in early November for spring registration and early April for summer / fall registration. The timeframe typically lasts 11 business days and the Registrar's Office provides students with day and time to register based on accumulated earned credits (institutional and transfer).  Your current credit hours are not included in this total, as they are not yet earned. 

Holds are placed on a student's account to restrict access or use of an academic function (i.e., registration). Holds are placed for a variety of reasons including unpaid balances, parking tickets, library fines, disciplinary action taken by the Office of the Dean of Students, etc.

Yes, once grades have been processed at the end of the faculty grading period, they become official and are viewable in DegreeWorks following the nightly refresh.

Courses can be designated in "fallthrough" for a number of reasons