School of Education Advising Frequently Asked Questions

The advising hold ensures students have access to the resources and information necessary to successfully complete their goals. Advising holds are removed by meeting with your academic advisor each semester.

The School of Education at UTC recognizes the importance of providing students access to the resources and information necessary for successful completion of their goals. In alignment with University policy, all SOE students are required to meet with an academic advisor once a semester. During this meeting, students are able to ask questions, create/update course plans, resolve academic/personal issues, discuss post-graduation plans and much more. Students are encouraged to meet with their advisors early in the semester.

Please visit our Advisors by Major to help you determine your academic advisor. Reminder: you can also find this information on your MyMocsDegree or student profile on My Mocs Net.

1. Schedule and keep your appointment—put a note in your phone or on your calendar to remind you of your advising appointment.
2. Be on time to your appointment—if this is the first time visiting the office, give yourself plenty of time to find us!
3. Make a list of classes you would like to take.
4. Write down a list of questions you’d like to ask your advisor.
5. Always keep any information given to you during the advising appointment.

The UTC Registrar created a great how to guide for registration.

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Some courses at UTC have certain requirements or restrictions which impact student’s eligibility to enroll in those courses. Some of these may include courses being closed, requiring a pre or co requisite (course that must be taken before or at the same time), requiring admission to a certain program, etc. If you have been advised to enroll in one of these courses and you are facing a registration error, you will need to request an override.

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Reminder: overrides are provided by the department in which the class is being offered

Course descriptions can be found either by clicking on the course title on the online course schedule on MyMocsNet or by reviewing the Academic Catalog. These course descriptions will not only describe the course but also include all co-requisite or pre-requisite information.

Changing or declaring a major or minor is done by completing an online form (Program Change request) via the Registrar. We recommend talking to your advisor before requesting any program changes. Remember, your advisor is here to help you successfully complete your educational goals!