抖阴视频 is committed to providing its students with the best advising experiences possible. The Sturgis Academic Advising Center, located within the Center for Academic Advising and Career Development, is staffed by professional advisors dedicated to guiding Tech's undergraduate students on the pathway to the successful completion of a college degree.
Degree maps are sample course schedules based on the Undergraduate Catalog. Students should use them as a general guide to aid in building a schedule each term, in combination with the Undergraduate Catalog and Degree Works.
Degree Maps
Select the grade received for the course. Enter the number of credit hours (units) for the course. Click on calculate GPA.
GPA Calculator
We're 100% dedicated to your strong start and providing a registration appointment that best fits your needs. Individual Advising Appointments for Fall 2026 students will begin in May 2026.
First-Time Student RegistrationYou can also contact your advisor directly. If you aren't sure who your advisor is, please check OneTech. If an advisor has been assigned to you, the advisor will be listed on the "Advisor Information" card in OneTech. If an advisor is not listed, contact the Advising Center. Contact info for AAC Advisors is also available here.
Registration for Fall and Summer 2025 term opens in March for current students.
More information available with the ATU Registrar
Early Registration is for currently enrolled students based on the number of credit hours earned prior to the start of the current semester. Students must consult with their advisor before registering for classes. Students assigned to a faculty advisor will need to contact their faculty advisor. Registration for Fall and Summer 2025 for current students begins in March.
Students currently enrolled in the spring 2025 semester may be eligible to register for the future based on their number of earned hours at the start of the spring 2025 semester according to the following schedule:
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March 3 |
All Graduate Students Seniors, 90 or more earned hours |
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March 10 |
Juniors, 60-89 earned hours |
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March 13 |
Sophomores, 30-59 earned hours |
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March 19 |
First-time Student, 29 or fewer earned hours |
New Transfer and New Returner Fall and Summer 2025
You must be admitted to 抖阴视频 before you can sign up for an appointment. If you have questions about your admissions status, check your OneTech account or contact Admissions at (479) 968-0343. If you need help activating your OneTech, visit . Students transferring or returning to Tech who have applied for admission, and completed all admission requirements, will receive a letter from the Office of Admissions inviting them to participate in registration.
New Transfer and New Returning students with fewer than 60 earned credit hours may call the Sturgis Academic Advising Center to schedule an appointment. Registration appointments for New Transfer and New Returning students will begin April 7.
Students with more than 60 earned hours should contact their respective academic department to schedule an advising/registration appointment.
Incoming First-time Students Fall 2025
You must be admitted* to 抖阴视频 before you can sign up for an appointment. If you have questions about your admissions status, check your OneTech account or contact Admissions at (479) 968-0343.
Incoming first-time students can schedule an individual one-hour appointment with a professional academic and career advisor. First-time students will receive their fall 2025 class schedule and have the opportunity to make their student ID and visit with other offices on campus. Individual appointments are in-person* and take place in the Center for Academic Advising and Career Development located in Rothwell Hall, Suite 107. Visitor Parking is available on West O Street in front of .
*If you have extenuating circumstances preventing you from an in-person individual appointment, please contact the Academic Advising Center at (479) 964-0843 to discuss phone or virtual appointment options.
A confirmation email will be sent to your ATU email address after signing up. Continue checking your email at for important event updates. If you have questions during the process, please contact the Sturgis Academic Advising Center at (479) 964-0843 or email techadvise@atu.edu.
*Test Scores: Although test scores are not required for admission to ATU, state law requires all first-time students to have test scores on file before registering for classes. If you do not have ACT, SAT or ACCUPLACER test scores on file at the time of your scheduled appointment, your appointment will be rescheduled. If you have not done so, send test scores to ATU Admissions at admissions@atu.edu. If you need to schedule an ACCUPLACER exam, click here to do so, or contact 抖阴视频 Testing Services at (479) 968-0308.
Please visit First-Time Student Registration for additional information and to schedule an appointment after you have been admitted.
We look forward to seeing you at Orientation in August!
As an Arkansas Tech student, your OneTech account is the ultimate connection to your academic and social life. You can access OneTech through the Arkansas Tech home page or through your browser at .
Through OneTech you will access your Tech email account, class schedule, Blackboard account, transcript, billing invoice, campus event announcements and more.
For security reasons, once you are enrolled in classes faculty and staff may only respond to emails sent from your Tech email. Please check OneTech regularly once you are actively enrolled at 抖阴视频.
Online courses are conducted through Blackboard. Some professors use Blackboard as a supplement to face-to-face classes, as well.
Blackboard can be used for completing homework, taking quizzes, accessing supplemental reading material, viewing grades, and utilizing discussion boards for class discussion outside of the traditional classroom setting.
Access Blackboard through your browser at: .
There is also a link on the Arkansas Tech home page under Resouces.
You can access Blackboard through your OneTech by clicking the menu icon next to the welcome message.
Your advisor is the person you meet with to discuss major-related issues, register for classes or connect you with campus resources.
To find your advisor, access the "Advisor Information" card on OneTech.
If you are an entering freshman and have declared a major (excluding eTech students), you will be assigned to a professional advisor in the Academic Advising Center (AAC). At approximately 50 earned credit hours, you will be aided by the AAC to transition to a faculty advisor within your academic department.
If you are an undeclared major you will be assigned to one of our professional advisors in the AAC.
The only person that has access to your registration code is your academic advisor. When you meet with your advisor during preregistration, they can give you the code; however, some departments do not give out codes.
If your advisor does not give you the code, they will schedule your classes on your specified day to register. Make sure you and your advisor discuss and agree on the classes you want.
Undergraduate students who want to change their major can follow the steps below. Graduate students wanting to change their program will need to contact the Graduate College.
A complete list of undergraduate degree programs can be found .
To change your major:
1. Log in to .
2. Locate the "Major Change" card and click the "Changing Your Major" image.
If that is not working, you can change your major here.
Your new advisor assignment will be reflected on OneTech once the department assigns a new advisor.
If you have questions about majors or on how to fill out the form, contact the Advising Center.
Academic Early Warning notifications serve as an alert system allowing faculty to report students who have:
The goal of the early warning notification is to identify and connect with students who exhibit potential disengagement early in the term.
A syllabus is a detailed guide to each class. It defines the objectives you will learn, tells you what book(s) to buy, and lists deadlines for assignments and exams.
You will receive a syllabus in each class on the first day of the semester. If you have to miss the first day of class, make sure you meet with the instructor the next scheduled class meeting or during the instructor's office hours to ask for a syllabus because instructors usually do not give reminders.
Roy and Christine Sturgis Academic Advising Center
Center for Academic Advising and Career Development
106 West O Street
Rothwell Hall, Suite 107
Russellville AR, 72801
Phone: (479) 964-0843
Fax: (479) 890-8091
EMAIL: ADVISEME@ATU.EDU