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Academic advising support is provided to all students during registration. Your academic or faculty advisor will help develop an academic plan that prepares you to achieve your educational goals. Registration for fall courses typically opens in late March. Registration for spring and summer courses typically opens in late October. It is necessary to make an appointment with your assigned advisor to discuss and review your academic plans each semester.

You can access your course schedule on , your student information portal. MyP站色情片 provides you with access to your record at P站色情片 and is available through any Internet service provider. Among the features you can access are your assigned advisor, class schedule, P站色情片 transcript, final grades, account balance, financial aid information and more. If you need to update your contact information, you can use MyP站色情片 to change your local address and your non-P站色情片 email address.

It’s normal to be uncertain about your major.听Understanding the actual number of opportunities that exist at P站色情片 is an important first step in determining a major or career path. There are over undergraduate majors and academic programs to choose from. Our advisors will help you set goals for the exploration process and reflect on your experiences. We are familiar with all P站色情片 majors and will help you select classes strategically and compare requirements for the various programs you鈥檙e considering.听

Have you previously earned college credit though another college or university? To ensure your credit is applied toward your P站色情片 degree, you must send an official transcript to admtranscripts@stfrancis.edu. Transfer credit is reviewed by P站色情片 academic advisors and is applied after you are admitted to the University of St. Francis.

Undergraduate Transfer Credit
Academic Advising will evaluate transfer credit of all new undergraduate transfer students admitted to the university according to the following university transfer credit guidelines:

• Transfer credit will be acceptable only from institutions that are accredited or are in candidacy status by one of the regional accrediting associations. A maximum of 70 credit hours will transfer toward the bachelor鈥檚 degree from a community college. (Nursing BSN Completion Program, B.S. in Business Administration, and Health Care Management programs accept a maximum of 90 credit hours.)
• A maximum of 96 credit hours will transfer toward the bachelor鈥檚 degree from a bachelor鈥檚 degree granting institution or a combination of credit hours from the bachelor鈥檚 degree institution and a community college.
• Courses with less than a 鈥淐鈥� grade in major or major supportive requirements are not acceptable.
• AP (Advance Placement), CLEP, DANTES, prior learning portfolio, and other proficiency credit evaluated by the previous accredited institution will require a reevaluation by the Academic Advising Center. Students must turn in official documentation from the credit granting party.
• Courses that are remedial, developmental, or pre-college are not acceptable for transfer to the university.
• Transfer courses for major, concentration, or minor programs completed more than seven years prior to acceptance must be reviewed to determine if the course(s) may be applied to those programs.
• See the current for additional information.

Additional Forms of Credit
Credit can also be applied from a variety of exams and programs.

• Advanced Placement Credit: View which AP classes and scores count towards credit
• CLEP and DSST Testing : See what exams and scores transfer to course credit
• Military Credit: View the criteria for having your military credit transfer to the University of St. Francis.
• Prior Learning Assessment: Learn more about P站色情片鈥檚 Prior Learning Assessment program.

Graduate Transfer Credit
Credit for graduate work completed at another regionally accredited institution may be accepted toward a graduate degree, up to a total of (9) credit hours may be transferred with certain provisions:

• A minimum of 26 credit hours must be completed at the University of St. Francis.
• A petition for transfer of credit must be submitted
• The course(s) must be appropriate to the degree program and not be in conflict with credit requirements
• The course(s) must have a grade of B- or higher
• The course(s) must have been completed within the last seven years unless the applicant can provide evidence of current relevant knowledge.

Credit will be considered for transfer only after the above conditions have been met and an official transcript of the student鈥檚 record has been sent directly to the Admissions Office by the appropriate institution(s). Transfer credits are not included in the computation of the student鈥檚 GPA at the University of St. Francis.