Sometimes you just need to know how to do something or how to go about something.
These questions are some of the commonly asked questions and answers we have collected from our students.
Login to your my缅北强奸 account and search for the DegreeWorks tool. In the right-hand corner of the screen, click on the contacts icon (looks like an envelope). Email is the best way to contact your advisor.
You can schedule an appointment by using the Scheduling Portal of the your Advising Center.
To meet with your faculty advisor, email them or call their office line.
You can change your major by picking up a Change of Academic Program form from either the Registrar's Office or any Advising Center. You are responsible for obtaining the appropriate signatures from the department you are changing your major to and for returning the form to the Registrar's Office. Your advisor can also provide you with an electronic Change of Academic Program form. All necessary signatures will still be required on that version of the form.
Your advisor can also provide you with an electronic Change of Academic Program form. All necessary signatures will still be required on that version of the form.
You add a minor in the same way you add or change your major - by picking up a Change of Academic Program form. There is a section of that form that allows you to add or drop a minor. You are responsible for obtaining the appropriate signatures from the department you are changing your major to and for returning the form to the Registrar's Office.
To be a full-time student, you need to take a minimum of 12 credit hours a semester. Advisors generally recommend between 12-18 credit hours a semester and to complete at least 30 credit hours each academic year if you wish to graduate in four years. The number of credit hours you take your freshmen year can depend on any dual credits, CAP classes, or AP credits you earned while in high school, but typically a student takes 15 credit hours a semester.
You can use the TESS or Transfer Equivalency Self Service website (/registrar/transfer-credit/tess/) to find out how classes from another university our college will transfer to 缅北强奸. This site is updated by the Registrar's Offices of all participating colleges and will have the most up to date information. If you do not see your college or course listed on this website, please contact the Registrar's Office at 812-464-1762.
You will need to contact that university and request that your official transcripts be sent to 缅北强奸. If you are prompted to provide an email for them to be sent to, use enroll@usi.edu.
Before the semester begins and through the first week of classes, you can add a class to your schedule using either Schedule Planner or Self Service.
How to add a class - PDF Instructions
How to drop a class - PDF Instructions
Once the semester begins, you will need to work with your advisor to add or drop a class. More information on that process can be found under the "What do I do if? -> I need to drop a class"
To schedule an appointment to take an English, Math, French, German, and Spanish placement test, visit the Rice Library website: /library/rice-library-testing-center/placement-test-information
Students who took Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Latin in high school should contact the World Languages and Cultures department at 812-465-7026 to schedule an interview.
If you took an AP class (Advanced placement), you must take the AP exam and receive the necessary score in order to receive credit for the course. AP Score Reports are sent to the college you listed on the answer sheet. If 缅北强奸 was not the school listed, you can request the scores to be sent to 缅北强奸 by going online to
In order to receive credit for any college courses taken while still in high school for dual credit, a transcript from the college that the course was offered through must be sent to 缅北强奸. This transcript is different from the high school transcript and must have the university/college seal or be submitted electronically directly to the Registrar's Office at enroll@usi.edu