How do I sign up for RTVF 1310 or 1320?

• You must have active PRTF status to sign up for these classes and the classes must have open seats.

May I take RTVF 1310 and 1320 together?

• Yes, you may take them together or in any order, but they must be completed BEFORE you are allowed to enroll in RTVF 2210.

How do I become an RTVF major?

• The designated courses you must complete for major status are outlined on a tracking sheet available in the RTVF office. Use this tracking sheet to monitor your progress and when you have completed the required courses, make application for RTVF major status.

How do I get a degree plan?

• If you are a Pre-Major, once you become a full Major, a degree plan will be filed for you.

I need a degree plan for my VA benefits. What do I do?

• You need to see an RTVF adviser during walk-in advising times.

I need an advising clearance code. Is that available by phone?

• No. You will need to come in and speak with an RTVF adviser during their advising times. These codes will NOT be given over the phone.

What classes may I take at another school that will transfer?

• Core classes can only be transferred with permission from the College of Arts and Sciences. Certain RTVF classes may be taken at a Community College. See an RTVF adviser for more details.

What classes may I take to satisfy my core?

• Either check the handout, catalog or other publications, OR go to the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office.

Where is the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office?

• It is in GAB Room 220.

I am a transfer student and was told that I need to speak to an adviser. With whom do I talk?

• If you are a transfer student then you are required to attend orientation. All questions will be answered at orientation.

What orientation do I attend?

• In your letter of acceptance to UNT, there was a memo detailing the schedule of orientations. You were specifically assigned a date and time. The instructions are in the letter.

How do I read my degree plan?

• Check with the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office.

How do I know what transferred in as what?

• If this was not clear during orientation, then see the correct adviser about his or her decision. For example, if you have a question concerning a core class, see the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office. If you have a question concerning an RTVF class, see an RTVF adviser.

How do I change from Pre-Major to Major?

• After you have determined that you have completed all the RTVF Pre-Major requirements, fill out an application found in the RTVF office and submit the application to an RTVF adviser along with an unofficial transcript.

What do I take next semester?

• That question is for you to answer. Plan your enrollment needs by consulting our career tracking handouts available in the RTVF office. If you are a Pre-Major, concentrate on finishing the Pre-Major requirements listed in the sheet with the gray bar. If you are a Major, check the RTVF requirement tracking sheet and your degree plan to see what core requirements you need to take to finish your degree requirements.

It has been a long time since my degree plan came out. How do I update it?

• Go to the College of Arts and Sciences Advising office and ask for a degree audit.

How do I change, drop or add a minor?

• Once you have a degree plan, go to the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office, although a minor is not required.

I think that I am close to graduating. What do I need to take to finish my degree?

• Go to the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office where you will file for a graduation check.

What is a graduation check and when do I need to file for one?

• A graduation check is filed the semester before the semester in which you plan to graduate (i.e.: file in Fall if you plan to graduate at the end of Spring). A graduation check updates your degree plan and provides you with a list of courses that you still need to complete to graduate.

When and where do I need to file for graduation?

• The deadline for filing for graduation is at the beginning of the semester in which you plan to graduate; for example, no later than mid-February for Spring. The application should be turned in at the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Office. If this is done on time, the application is free. If you miss the deadline, there is a $25 late fee.