Advising & Orientation
Advising & Orientation
Advising
Applied Instrumental or Vocal faculty will advise students regarding their academic coursework and progression. Students may also consult the advising center but must communicate with their applied faculty regarding their enrolled coursework and progression through the degree. Music Technology degree students must also consult the Music Technology faculty regarding coursework offered and progression. It is incumbent upon the student to keep the faculty advisor informed of all plans relative to coursework taken each semester. The faculty advisor will meet with the student each semester to pre-register for courses to be taken the next semester.
Transfer students will need to consult the advising center regarding course substitutions. Transfer students must consult their applied faculty after meeting with the advising center.
To schedule a meeting with the advising center, please visit the following link: https://www.utrgv.edu/advising/
Music Technology student can contact their faculty by contacting music.technology@utrgv.edu
To ensure proper advisement, please follow the steps below:
IF YOU ARE A FRESHMAN OR SOPHOMORE:
FIRST, visit the Academic Advisement & Center.
One West University Blvd.
Main, Rm 1.400
Brownsville, TX 78520
Phone: 956-882-7362
OR
1201 West University Dr.
Southwick Hall, Rm 101 A
Edinburg, TX 78539
Phone: 956-665-7120
Email: academicadvising@utrgv.edu
Web: utrgv.edu/advising
THEN meet with your Applied teacher for music advisement
IF YOU ARE A JUNIOR OR HIGHER:
CONTACT your applied instructor for advisement.
Advisement Holds
An advisement hold is released after a student has been advised by a professional staff advisor or a faculty advisor. Mandatory Advisement usually begins two weeks before registration in the Fall and Spring Semesters. Departmental advisement is available on school days during the Fall and Spring semesters. Please plan ahead and schedule advisement during the Mandatory Advisement periods; advisement may not be available during Winter Break and Summer sessions.
Rotation of Courses
For information on courses not offered every semester, students should follow the guidance of their applied instructor, ensemble director, or other appropriate faculty member. Please see the School of Music Course Rotation here.
New Student Orientation
Please visit the New Student Orientation website for information on new student orientation.