We offer many options for earning credit, including transfer work, credit by exam, and the potential to earn credit for experiential learning (commonly known as portfolio). We encourage you to work closely with your academic advisor to find the right options that will work best for you. Contact us to schedule an appointment.
Advising specialists orient students to the degree programs, counsel them with regard to academic goals and objectives, review options for learning and earning credit, and monitor academic progress through graduation.
Lawrence R. Contéro, Advising Specialist
lawrencc [at] stedwards.edu
512-428-1062, Premont Hall Room 308
Dora Perez, Assistant Director of Academic Support Services
dorap [at] stedwards.edu
512-428-1087, Premont Hall Room 310
Benjamin Jimenez, Interim Assistant Professor of Higher Education
benjij [at] stedwards.edu
512-448-8703, Premont Hall Room 329
Transfer Approval
Before taking transfer courses or exams, fill out the Transfer Work Approval Request form and submit to your advisor for review. Only transfer courses or exams approved by your advisor will be posted to your official academic record.
Exam Equivalency Chart
The Exam Equivalency Chart provides guidance on transfer exams offered through CLEP and DSST. Review this list to determine acceptable transfer exams. Students can register online to take exams at the university's Testing Center (located in Moody Hall) or at any approved testing center. Transfer exams still require students submit the Transfer Work Approval Request form to their academic advisor as part of the pre-approval process.
Appointments
Please fill out the form (or paste into the body of an email) and email it directly to your advisor.
Academic Support Services offers one-on-one peer tutoring, online writing services for students and exams for class credit.
Many adult learners have achieved college-level learning in settings other than a college classroom and bring that learning with them into the university. The portfolio program enables these adult learners to present their prior learning for assessment and possible college credit. Office of Adult and Continuing Studies serves as the portfolio information center and provides the resources and support students need to build and present a successful portfolio. Visit our FAQ's page for more information.
We provide current and former students with career guidance and the knowledge and opportunities needed for lifelong career success.
Prospective graduates can access detailed information about graduation as well as the annual commencement ceremony. Students should also visit the Apply to Graduate page for additional guidelines.
Students have access to online resources, a large collection of ebooks, books, journals, magazines, DVDs, and CD's. They also have available computers, printers, private study rooms and more.
Get your questions answered concerning your student username and password, Gmail, software, Canvas, sharing files in Box, website & blogs, network access and the university mobile app. They also offer free anti-virus software for student computers.
Students with documented disabilities can partner with Student Disability Services for academic accommodations, referral services and guidance so that all students have equal access to the college experience.
Students can pursue transfer exam options such as the DSST or CLEP. Contact your academic advisor for more information, including documentation as part of the required preapproval process.
This service for current St. Edward’s University students provides one-on-one help with any writing task. They offer in-person appointments, video conferencing, or online submissions. They are located on the second floor of Munday Library.
We support our students physical and mental well-being with a variety of programs and services.
Campus Recreation features facilities and recreational and wellness programs to members of the campus community. Programming includes intramural sports leagues and tournaments, fitness classes, personal training and aquatics. They also manage an informal recreation program where students, faculty and staff are welcome to drop in and utilize the facilities to improve their health and wellbeing.
Campus Ministry provides opportunities for all students to explore and strengthen their personal understanding of faith in an academic setting.
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