Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know who my advisor is?
A: At the beginning of the fall term you receive an email
notifying you of your academic advisor is and how to contact him/her. If you
need to be reminded, you may contact the Office of Academic Affairs (X9940 or
9893)
Q: How do I schedule an appointment to meet with my Advisor?
A: Call the Office of Academic Affairs (X9940 or 9893) or stop
by 207 Lynch Hall to make an appointment.
Q: Where can I find out what classes I still need to take?
A: Your first step is to consult your Distribution of Credits
(DOC) sheet and your account at my.pitt.edu. Then call the Office of Academic
Affairs (X9940 or 9893) or stop by 207 Lynch Hall to make an appointment.
Q: How many credits can I transfer to Pitt-Greensburg?
A: Upon initial admission, students can transfer 60 credits
from an accredited two year institution and 90 credits from an accredited four
year institution. After beginning your academic career at Pitt-Greensburg,
credits transferred must be approved by your Academic Advisor.
Also, please be aware that:
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ONE HALF of the total credits required in your major department must be taken
at Pitt-Greensburg.
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THE FINAL 30 DEGREE CREDITS must be taken at Pitt- Greensburg.
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In order to graduate with honors, you must complete at least 60 credits with
traditional letter grades at Pitt- Greensburg.
Q: What classes should I take if I do not have a major?
A: You should take courses that fulfill the
General Education Requirements.
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