[NewIntlStudents] Follow-up from orientation today

[New International Students]

Just a reminder that any international student who has not checked in
will need to attend check-in this afternoon (Thursday, January 9) from
1:30-3:30pm in Halladay 104.  For a list of documents and information
required at check-in go to
http://www.tamuc.edu/CampusLife/CampusServices/internationalStudentServi
ces/new-students/international-student-orientation-and-check-in1/documen
ts-required-at-check-in.aspx.  Copies may be made at the Gee Library or
the Rayburn Student Center Pride Shop.  

 

Below is a list of academic advising schedule for new international
students.  As a reminder, step by step instructions for registering for
your courses through myLEO may be found at
http://www.tamuc.edu/CampusLife/CampusServices/internationalStudentServi
ces/new-students/myleo.aspx.  This link also includes step by step
instructions for paying your tuition and fees, signing up for the
installment plan, and reviewing your student account.  

 

College of Business and Entrepreneurship Graduate students:  Academic
advising is available on Tuesday or Wednesday as advisors are available
in BA 315.  Scheduled advising for all students will be on Thursday,
January 9 at 3pm in BA 345.  

 

Technology Management Graduate students: Academic advising will be on
Thursday, January 9 in AG/IT 211 at 1:30pm.  Advisors will not be
available before this time.  

 

Computer Science and Computational Science Graduate students:  The CSCI
department will have a placement quiz and orientation scheduled for
Thursday, January 9 at 3:30pm in Journalism Building Room 101/102. 

 

Chemistry Graduate students:  You will need to go to the Science
Building Room 318 to schedule a n advising session with the graduate
student advisor Dr. Stephen Starnes.

 

Education Graduate students:  If you have not been assigned an academic
advisor go to Education North 113.  

 

Undergraduate Transfer students:  Students who have transferred in less
than 30 credit hours or have declared a major will be advised by a
Success Coach in the Student Access and Success building.  Students who
have transferred in more than 30 credit hours and have declared a major
will go to their academic department.

 

First-time Undergraduate students:  First-time undergraduate students
will be advised by a Success Coach in the Student Access and Success
building.      

 

 

John Mark Jones, Director

International Student Services

Texas A&M University-Commerce

(P)  903-886-5097  (F)  903-468-3200

www.tamuc.edu/isso

 

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