Advising Resources

Whether you are transferring from another college or university, a returning student, or brand new to ETSU, New Student & Family Programs can help to aid your transition to the university, expose you to the broad educational opportunities of the university and integrate you into the life of the institution.

Though New Student and Family Programs does not provide academic advising for majors and minors,  we can assist you by helping you find your advisor, doing an unoffical transcript evaluation, helping you register for classes (after you have been advised), exploring degree works with current students and more.  Assistance is also available for continuing ETSU adult and transfer students.

All students have an advisor and should meet with their advisor each semester.  In fact, ETSU requires most students consult with an advisor before registering each semester.   Your advisor is a personal link between you and your degree.  The relationship you develop with your advisor is important to your success at ETSU.

Click HERE to find you academic advisor.

 

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Adult Degree Programs

At ETSU, there's a degree program for everyone. With over 140 to choose from, adult learners can expect to find the right fit. A full list of  programs can be found in the ETSU Course Catalog OR Graduate and Continuing Studies is a great place to start.

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Transferring Credit

Looking to see how academic credits you have earned at other institutions transfer to ETSU? Try Transfer Works or the Transfer Equivalency Table. 

Transfer Works will show how your transfer credit will apply to a chosen degree and the requirements needed to complete the degree. 

The Transfer Equivalency Table is a listing of institutions by state that ETSU has evaluated course credit from. 

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Tennessee Pathways

Are you just starting at a Tennessee Community College and not sure what classes you should take that will transfer into your major at ETSU? Tennessee Pathways can help! These pathways are designed to allow you to earn an A.A. or an A.S. degree from the community college and guarantees that those courses will be accepted at ETSU and will count toward you degree completion. Click here for a list of Tennessee Pathways at ETSU

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Articulation Agreements

Transferring from an out of state institution or there is not a TN Pathway for you?  ETSU has developed articulation agreements with several community colleges outside of Tennessee and with those in state that do not have a TN Pathway.  The agreements provide a list of courses that can be taken at both institutions to help you earn your degrees in a timely manner without a loss of credit in the transfer process. Click here for a list of Articulation Agreements at ETSU.

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