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10:30 a.m.: Check-in begins LOCATION - Welcome Center Enter through west doors, exit through east doors

10:30 a.m.: Light breakfast LOCATION - Red W.O.L.F. Center Breakfast open in lobby for early birds until Information Fair begins at 11:00 a.m.

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.: Red Wolf Review Information Fair LOCATION - Red W.O.L.F. Center This will serve as a time for you to interact with Academic Departments, Student Organizations, Support Offices and Community Partners.

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Lawn games and photo booth LOCATION - Heritage Plaza Lawn

12:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.: Lunch options LOCATION - First floor of Student Union – Acansa Dining Hall and Chick-fil-A

12:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.: Honors Living-Learning Community tours LOCATION - Heritage Plaza Lawn

1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.: Academic sessions LOCATION - Various locations - See next page for details.

2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.: Campus tours and Residence Life tours LOCATION - Heritage Plaza Lawn

3:00 p.m.: Tailgate LOCATION - First Community Bank (FCB) Tailgate Community

3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.: Shuttle available ROUTE HAS TWO STOPS - Heritage Plaza Lawn and Centennial Bank Stadium

NOTE: There will be staff at “help stations” around campus for any guest who has difficulty finding the correct location. These locations are shown on the map.

OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE | OCTOBER 26, 2019

History, Political Science, English, Philosophy & World Languages, and Criminology, Sociology & Geography ATRIUM OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Media & Journalism and Communication FIRST FLOOR LOBBY OF MEDIA & COMM

Theatre Department MEET AT RED W.O.L.F. CENTER

Art + Design and Music LOBBY OF FINE ARTS CENTER

Communication Disorders, Nursing LOBBY OF REYNOLDS CENTER

Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Occupational Therapy, Nutrition, Athletic Training, Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management, and Social Work LOBBY OF EUGENE W. SMITH HALL

Physical Therapy, Medical Imaging & Radiation SciencesLOBBY OF NURSING & HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Business DELTA CENTER, ROOM 103

Education & Behavioral Sciences SECOND FLOOR OF EDUCATION

Agriculture MEET AT THE CHI OMEGA FOUNTAIN(WEST SIDE OF RENG STUDENT UNION)

Technology LAB SCIENCES WEST LOBBY

Engineering LAB SCIENCES WEST LOBBY

Computer Science LAB SCIENCES WEST LOBBY

Science & Mathematics LAB SCIENCES EAST LOBBY

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ACADEMIC SESSIONLOCATIONS:

HELP STATIONSThere will be staff at “help stations” around campus for any guest who has difficulty finding the correct location. These locations are shown on the map.

HOSPITALITY TENTWe will have a hospitality tent on Heritage Plaza Lawnthroughout the day.

INFORMATION BOOTHThe information booth, and lost and found are located insidethe Reng Student Union on the second floor. HOW’D WE DO?We want to know about your visit. Keep an eye on your email. We’ll be sending you a survey and we are very interested in your feedback. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. FREE A-STATE T-SHIRT!Pick up your FREE A-State t-shirt at the hospitality tent!It’s our way of saying we’re glad you came.(You can wear it to the game...) FREE TICKET TO THE GAME!Students: Get your free ticket to the A-State vs. Texas State homecoming football game at the hospitality tent.If you pre-ordered tickets for other guests, you can pick up your tickets at the hospitality tent as well.

TAILGATE OPPORTUNITIESIn addition to many tailgate options at Centennial Bank Stadium, you’re welcome to stop by the following as well:Centennial Bank - FCB Tailgate CommunityCollege of Agriculture - FCB Tailgate CommunityCollege of Science & Mathematics - FCB Tailgate CommunityCollege of Liberal Arts & Communication - Fowler Center

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUREBachelor of Science in Agriculture (B.S.A.)Agricultural Business (emphasis in): > Agricultural Economics and Finance > Agricultural Marketing and ManagementAnimal Science (emphasis in): > Equine Management > Pre-Veterinary > Production and ManagementAgricultural Studies (emphasis in): > Agricultural Communications > Agricultural Education > Agricultural Science > Agricultural Systems TechnologyPlant and Soil Science (emphasis in): > Agronomy > Environmental Horticulture_____________________________

NEIL GRIFFINCOLLEGE OF BUSINESSAssociate of Science (A.S.)AccountingComputer & Information TechnologyBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Economics (emphasis in): > Pre-LawBachelor of Science (B.S.)AccountingBusiness Administration > Sustainable Business PracticesBusiness EconomicsComputer & Information Technology

Finance (emphasis in): > Banking > Financial ManagementGlobal Supply Chain ManagementInternational BusinessInternational Business Management (emphasis in): > Hospitality Management > Human Resource ManagementMarketing (emphasis in): > Logistics > International Business > Marketing Analytics > SalesBachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.)Business Technology_____________________________

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION &BEHAVIORAL SCIENCEBachelor of Arts (B.A.)PsychologyBachelor of Science (B.S.)Exercise ScienceHealth PromotionPsychologySport ManagementBachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.)Elementary EducationMiddle-Level EducationPhysical EducationSpecial Education_____________________________

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING &COMPUTER SCIENCE Associate of Science (A.S.)Technology

Bachelor of Science (B.S.)Technology (emphasis in): > Computer Aided Drafting and Design > Computer Systems > Technology Management > Technical StudiesBachelor of Science inCivil Engineering (B.S.C.E.)Civil EngineeringBachelor of Science inElectrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.)Electrical EngineeringBachelor of Science inMechanical Engineering (B.S.M.E.)Mechanical EngineeringBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Computer ScienceBachelor of Science (B.S.)Computer Science_____________________________

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & COMMUNICATIONAssociate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)Law EnforcementBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Art (emphasis in): > Art HistoryCommunication Studies > Interpersonal Communication >Organizational Communication > Public CommunicationCriminologyEnglishHistoryMusicPhilosophyPolitical ScienceSociology

Theatre (emphasis in): > Acting > Design Technology >Musical TheatreWorld Languages and Culture > French > Spanish > Global StudiesBachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)Art (emphasis in): > Art Education > Studio ArtGraphic Design (emphasis in): > Digital DesignBachelor of Music (B.M.)Music (emphasis in): > Composition > Instrumental Performance > Keyboard Performance > Voice PerformanceBachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.)Instrumental MusicVocal MusicBachelor of Science (B.S.)Creative Media Production (emphasis in): > Corporate Media > Graphic Communications > Sports MediaDigital Innovations > Graphic Communications > Strategic CommunicationsMultimedia JournalismStrategic CommunicationBachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.)EnglishSocial ScienceWorld Languages and Culture > French > Spanish

>130 MAJORS & >60 MINORSCOLLEGE NAME | Degree Type | Degree Name | > Emphasis Area

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COLLEGE OF NURSING &HEALTH PROFESSIONSAssociate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)Clinical Laboratory ScienceDisaster Preparedness/Emergency Management (emphasis in): > EMT-BasicOccupational Therapist AssistantParamedicPhysical Therapist AssistantAssociate of Applied Science in Nursing (A.A.S.N.)Nursing > LPN to AASNBachelor of Science (B.S.)Clinical Laboratory ScienceCommunication DisordersDieteticsDisaster Preparedness/Emergency ManagementHealth Studies > Professional Track > Non-Professional Track

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.)Nursing > Second Degree Accelerated Program > RN to BSN > LPN to BSNBachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences (B.S.R.S.)Radiologic Sciences (emphasis in): > Imaging Specialist (Bridge Program) > Cardiovascular Interventional Technology > Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) > Mammography > Medical Imaging Informatics > Diagnostic Medical Sonography > Radiation TherapyBachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) Social Work_____________________________

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES & MATHEMATICSBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Chemistry (emphasis in): > Pre-PharmacyEnvironmental StudiesBachelor of Science (B.S.)Biological Sciences (emphasis in): > Biology > Botany > Pre-Professional Studies > ZoologyBiotechnologyChemistry (emphasis in): > Pre-Health Profession StudiesEnvironmental ScienceMathematicsPhysicsWildlife, Fisheries & Conservation > Fisheries > Wildlife

Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.)General Sciences (emphasis in): > Biology > Chemistry > PhysicsMathematics_____________________________

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIESAssociate of Arts (A.A.)En RouteAssociate of General Studies (A.G.S.)Associate of Science (A.S.)En RouteBachelor of General Studies (B.G.S.)Bachelor of Science (B.S.)Interdisciplinary Studies

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Please check the website for the most up-to-date

degree listings.

> Accounting> African American Studies > Agricultural Business> Agricultural Mechanics> Animal Science> Art> Art History> Biology> Chemistry> Children’s Advocacy Studies> Cognitive Science> Communication Studies> Computer Science> Computer & Information Technology

> Criminology> Crop Consulting & Agronomic Services> Digital Design> Economics> English> Engineering> Electronic Commerce> Entrepreneurship> Finance> Financial Wealth Management> Folklore Studies> French> General Business> German

> History> History & Philosophy of Science and Technology> Homeland Security & Disaster Preparedness> Horticulture> Interdisciplinary Family Studies> International Business> International Studies> Leadership Studies> Logistics> Management> Marine Science> Marketing> Mathematics

> Medieval Studies> Military Science & Leadership> Modern European Studies> Multimedia Journalism> Music> Philosophy> Physics> Plant Science> Political Science> Precision Agriculture> Psychology> Religious Studies> Renewable Energy Technology> Sales Leadership> Sociology

> Spanish> Statistics> Strategic Communication> Surveying> Theatre> United States History> Women and Gender Studies> Writing Studies

MINORS OFFERED:

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BUILD-YOUR-OWN-DEGREE[ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES ]

HAVING TROUBLE FINDING THAT SPECIAL NICHE THAT GETS YOUTO YOUR UNIQUE PROFESSIONAL AND CAREER ASPIRATIONS?The Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies degree allows you to customize your college experience around an exciting field of study while putting you on the direct path to a career or graduate program. Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) students work with their adviser to customize their degree from multiple disciplines. Graduates learn to creatively respond to complex organizational issues or societal problems.

We know senior year of high

school is exciting, but it is also

incredibly busy...

Between the college admissions process, testing, graduation, and more, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. When it comes to college planning, A-State is here to help. Use this checklist as a guide to navigate through your senior year as you move one step closer to becoming part of the pack!

HAPPENING NOWo Visit campus!o Apply for admission and request that your six- semester transcript be sent to A-State, along with any ACT or SAT scores you may have (remember, A-State will superscore). You can apply at AState.edu/ApplyNowo Follow @AStateAdmission on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and SnapChat to stay up-to-date on the latest information and giveaways.o Ask for recommendation letters from teachers, employers or organization leaders. These letters will be useful if you plan to apply for scholarships for which they are required.o Once you have been admitted, share your admissions packet with our Chancellor, Dr. Damphousse, on social media. Tag him @kdamp on Facebook, Twitter, and SnapChat or @kdamp63 on Instagram.o FAFSA submission is now open. Complete your FAFSA online at www.FAFSA.ed.gov. A-State’s code: 001090o Meet with your A-State Admissions Counselor at a local college fair or at your high school during their visit.o Residence Life portal opens November 1. Housing applications will now be accepted.o Once you have been admitted, make your $100 housing pre-payment and complete the initial housing application. This will get you in line for housing registration, as it is first-come, first-serve. (Housing registration begins in April. Since more than 1,100 freshmen live on campus, it is important to be in line for housing registration early to have a better chance at being placed in your first choice for a residence hall.)o If you are eligible, apply for the A-State Scholar scholarship. The A-State Scholar application requires a student résumé, personal essay and two recommendation letters. You can apply at AState.edu/AStateScholar

NOVEMBERo Register for the December ACT exam. The regular registration deadline is Nov. 8. The December ACT test scores are the last A-State accepts for priority scholarship consideration. Have your scores sent to A-State using the code 0116.o REMEMBER, you must be fully admitted to the university by Dec. 1, 2019, to be eligible for priority consideration for institutional scholarships.

DECEMBERo DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1 A-State’s Institutional Scholarship priority deadline. Scholarship award letters are sent to students beginning the third week of December.o Applications for A-State’s Privately Funded Scholarships become available. While not required, additional documents such as a student résumé, personal statement, and recommendation letters are encouraged. Apply at AState.edu/Scholarshipso Take the ACT. The exam date is Dec. 14.

JANUARYo Apply for Privately Funded Scholarships.

FEBRUARYo DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1 A-State’s Privately Funded Scholarship o DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1 Arkansas Governor’s Scholars Program (and many other ADHE programs)

APRILo Sign up for New Student Orientation (NSO). At NSO, you will meet with an academic adviser and register for classes. The first few NSO sessions fill up quickly. Remember, the earlier you attend NSO, the more likely you are to get into the classes you want to take – at the times you want to take them. Register online at AState.edu/NSOo Financial Aid award letters are sent to students.o Housing registration begins. Notifications will be sent allowing room and roommate selection based on pre-payment order.

MAY & JUNEo DEADLINE: MAY 1 Last day to accept your A-State Institutional Scholarship.o Submit your final official high school transcript. Ask your counselor to mail your final official high school transcript to: Office of Admissions P.O. Box 1800 State University, AR 72467o If you have taken any classes for concurrent credit, request that your official transcript from the university/college from which you took the course(s) be sent to A-State.o Attend New Student Orientation (NSO). Spaces for NSO events are becoming scarce.

JULYo If you have achieved AP exam scores that qualify you for credit or course exemption, make sure the official score reports are sent to A-State. Have your scores sent to: Office of Records & Registration P.O. Box 1570 State University, AR 72467

AUGUSTo JOIN THE PACK as you enjoy “Welcome Week” during the first week of classes.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL US AT 870.972.2031.

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CAMPUS CONTACTS :

COLLEGES & DEPARTMENTSCOLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE .............................................................................. AState.edu/Agri ........................................................... (870) 972-2087 Agriculture .............................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-2087NEIL GRIFFIN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS .........................................................AState.edu/Business ....................................................... (870) 972-3035 Accounting & Law.................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3038 Computer & Information Technology .................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3416 Economics & Finance ............................................................................................................................................................ (870) 972-2280 Management & Marketing ..................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3430COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE ................................... AState.edu/Education ...................................................... (870) 972-3057 Educational Leadership, Curriculum & Special Education .................................................................................................. (870) 972-3062 Health, PE & Sport Sciences ................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3066 Psychology & Counseling ...................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3064 Teacher Education .................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3059COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE .......................................AState.edu/Engr ........................................................... (870) 972-2088 Computer Science .................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3014 Engineering ............................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-2088 Technology.............................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-2088COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & COMMUNICATION ..........................................AState.edu/CLAC .......................................................... (870) 972-3973 Art + Design ........................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3050 Communication ...................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3091 Criminology, Sociology & Geography .................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3705 English, Philosophy & World Languages .............................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3043 Heritage Studies .................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3509 History .................................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3046 Languages .............................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3887 Music ...................................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-2094 Political Science .................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3048 School of Media & Journalism .............................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3070 Theatre ................................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-2037HONORS COLLEGE ......................................................................................... AState.edu/Honors ......................................................... (870) 972-2308MILITARY SCIENCE/ROTC ...............................................................................AState.edu/ROTC .......................................................... (870) 972-2064COLLEGE OF NURSING & HEALTH PROFESSIONS .........................................AState.edu/CoNHP ......................................................... (870) 972-3112 Athletic Training ..................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3766 Clinical Laboratory Sciences ................................................................................................................................................. (870) 680-8596 Communication Disorders ..................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3106 Dietetics ................................................................................................................................................................................. (870) 680-8598 Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management ............................................................................................................ (870) 680-8286 Health Studies ........................................................................................................................................................................ (870) 972-3074 Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences ................................................................................................................................ (870) 972-3073 Nursing.................................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3074 Occupational Therapy ............................................................................................................................................................ (870) 972-2610 Physical Therapy .................................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3591 Social Work ............................................................................................................................................................................ (870) 972-3984COLLEGE OF SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS .................................................. AState.edu/SciMath ........................................................ (870) 972-3079 Biological Sciences ............................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3082 Chemistry & Physics ............................................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3086 Mathematics & Statistics ..................................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3090UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES & LEARNING COMMONS ...............................AState.edu/UGStudies ...................................................... (870) 972-3574 Interdisciplinary Degree Programs ....................................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3574

INFORMATION: .............................................................................................................................................. (870) 972-3024 or 1-800-382-3030 Admissions ................................................................................................... AState.edu/Admissions .................................................. (870) 972-2782Advisement Services ................................................................................ AState.edu/WilsonAdvising ............................................... (870) 972-3001Career Management Center............................................................................ AState.edu/Careers ..................................................... (870) 972-3025Cashier’s Window .................................................................................... AState.edu/StudentAccounts ............................................. (870) 972-3847Counseling Center ........................................................................... AState.edu/Student-Affairs/Counseling ..................................... (870) 972-2318Disability Services ......................................................................................... AState.edu/Disability .................................................... (870) 972-3964Diversity ...........................................................................................................AState.edu/Diversity..................................................... (870) 972-3081Financial Aid & Scholarships ...........................................................................AState.edu/FinAid ....................................................... (870) 972-2310Greek Life ........................................................................................................ AState.edu/GreekLife .................................................... (870) 972-2055Leadership Center ................................................................................... AState.edu/LeadershipCenter ............................................. (870) 972-2055Library ............................................................................................................... AState.edu/Library ...................................................... (870) 972-3077Non-Traditional Programs ................................................................................ AState.edu/NonTrad ..................................................... (870) 972-2842Parking Services ...............................................................................................AState.edu/Parking ...................................................... (870) 972-2945Records & Registration ................................................................................. AState.edu/Registrar .................................................... (870) 972-2031Residence Life ..................................................................................................AState.edu/ResLife ...................................................... (870) 972-2042Student Government Association........ ..............................................................AState.edu/SGA......................................................... (870) 972-2050Student Health Center ..................................................................................AState.edu/HealthCare ................................................... (870) 972-2054Testing Center ............................................................................................ AState.edu/TestingCenter ................................................ (870) 972-2038

Contact info at your

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OFFICE OF RECORDS &REGISTRATIONP.O. Box 1570

State University, AR 72467PHONE: 870.972.2031 or

800.382.3030FAX: 870.972.3406

OFFICE OF RESIDENCE LIFEP.O. Box 2774

State University, AR 72467PHONE: 870.972.2042

FAX: 870.972.2561

OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPSP.O. Box 1620

State University, AR 72467PHONE: 870.972.2310

FAX: 870.972.2794

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONSP.O. Box 1800

State University, AR 72467PHONE: 870.972.2782

FAX: 870.972.3545

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The Reng Student Union is the hub of campus for A-State students.

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