Advising Services
Now
is the time to schedule an advising appointment for the spring 2010 semester.
Web
Advising
If you have
completed 30 hours or more at Southeast, have a minimum 2.25 cumulative grade
point average, have met with an academic advisor in Dempster Hall 123
previously, and understand degree requirements, you can select Web Advising in
lieu of an appointment at
http://www5.semo.edu/cobadvising/webAdvising.asp. Please allow 7-10
business days for processing of web advising.
ACADEMIC
ADVISING
The Harrison College of
Business Advising Center serves as a resource for students interested in
pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) degree. The Center is located in
Dempster Hall 123 and can be reached at 573.651.5090 or businessadvising@semo.edu.
The following
information is available from the Advising
Center
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A listing of all majors for the Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration Degree (BSBA)
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Requirements for each business major
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A listing of all business minors
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Enrollment Instructions
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Admission, Retention, and Graduation Requirements for the BSBA
degree
Students who wish to
declare a business major should complete a Declaration of Major form in the Advising
Center in Dempster Hall 123. Students wishing to declare a minor within
business should visit the Center to complete a Declaration of Minor form.
All students pursuing
the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree are advised by
academic advisors in the Center prior to gaining admission to the Harrison College
of Business. Students are assigned to a
faculty advisor in the department of their major upon satisfying all admission
requirements.
Admission requirements to the Harrison College of Business include:
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Completion of 60 hours or more
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A minimum 2.25 cumulative grade point average
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A grade of ‘C’ or better in
each of the following lower
level core/support courses: AC221, AC222, AD101, BL255, EC215, EC225,
EN140, MA134, MA139, MG252, QM257, and SC105.
Students who are not making adequate progress towards meeting admission
requirements are subject to dismissal from the Harrison College of Business.
If dismissed, students are not eligible to continue as business majors at
Southeast.
The primary goal of the
Center is to furnish students with accurate information in a timely manner that
will lead toward enrollment in a schedule of classes that supports the goals of
the students while meeting degree requirements. Students are required to meet
with an advisor each semester prior to enrollment. Students should contact the
Center to schedule an advising appointment well in advance of their priority
registration date. Advising appointments for the spring semester can be
scheduled as early as September. Summer and fall advising appointments can be
scheduled beginning in February.
Information covered
during an advising appointment includes:
- Explanation of admission, retention, and
graduation requirements
- Explanation of the business core and support
courses
- Tracking of the student's progress toward the
BSBA degree
- Recommendation of courses for the upcoming
semester
- Enrollment information including the alternate
pin number and enrollment date
CAREER ADVISING
The Harrison College of Business (HCB) offers
on-site professional career advising to business students through a unique
collaboration with the University’s Office of Career Linkages and the Missouri’s
Department of Workforce Development. With a career advisor co-located with the
college’s academic advisors in the Academic and Professional Advising Center,
Dempster Hall 123, students have easy access to a wide range of career services
that are integrated with their academic advising. Few, if any, colleges and
schools of business have integrated academic and career advising to the extent
found with the Harrison College of Business.
The HCB career advisor provides the information
and services in the following areas:
- Interest assessment
- Career exploration and planning
- Job referrals
- Consultations and workshops on resume
preparation, search strategies, researching strategies, interview skills
- Mock interviews
In addition to easy access to a career advisor,
all business majors are required to complete a four-step process extending over
their program of study. By completing this process, graduating business students
are positioned for a successful job search or transition to graduate (e.g. MBA)
and professional studies (e.g., law school). This multi-phase process includes
completing an interest inventory that identifies strengths and weaknesses,
writing and updating a resume, writing and updating a cover letter, creating an
electronic personal profile, posting an electronic resume, and the opportunity
to attend presentations and workshops on researching industries and companies,
job search strategies, interview skills and strategies and business etiquette.
Contact Amanda Barton at
(573) 651-5093 or
abarton@semo.edu for additional information.
For additional information regarding the career
services available to students, alumni and employers, and for information useful
to parents, visit the Career Linkages Web site at:
http://www.semo.edu/careerlinkages.
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