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EMU student ID number:
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1. Majors/Minors
A major is a concentration of specific courses—usually 40-60 credits out of a total of 128 needed to graduate—related to a certain subject area. A minor is a smaller concentration of courses involving about 18-20 credits. To graduate, a student must complete requirements for at least one major. A minor is optional. Majors and minors offered at EMU are listed alphabetically below.

Please select the major(s) of interest to you. If you are quite sure you want to pursue a specific major, check "primary" next to that program. Check "secondary" for any major that is not a definite choice but in which you have some interest.

Please select the minors that are definites as well as those that you are considering but are still unsure.

2. Previous Credit
List all credit you will have earned prior to coming to EMU (dual enrollment, advanced placement exams, etc.):

Previous credits:

3. Transfer Credit
Indicate the names of other colleges you attended and the approximate dates of attendance at each school:

Other colleges:

4. High School Information (Transfer students may omit this section.)

High school name:

High school city & state:

Year of graduation:

List below the science and mathematics courses you have taken or are taking in high school and indicate the length of each course (one year, one semester, six weeks, etc.):

5. Music Ensembles/Fall Varsity Sports
Students involved in music ensembles or varsity athletics must consider rehearsal/practice times when planning their schedules. Check below any activity in which you hope to participate this fall.
One credit per semester may be earned for each activity.

6. Cross-Cultural Experience
As part of EMU’s Global Village curriculum, each student is required to experience a cultural setting different from his or her own.
Students may choose from:

• a semester or year-long experience in Washington, D.C. with EMU’s Washington Community Scholars’ Center
• a one-semester experience in the Middle East, Central America, Europe or Africa
• a three-week summer session in one of a variety of locations in the U.S. or abroad

We don’t expect that you have decided on a particular cross-cultural opportunity yet. However, if you have ideas at this early stage as to which experience you would prefer, note them here:

7. Future Plans
If you have specific goals/plans for which you want your EMU study to prepare you (graduate study, vocational or occupational choice, service opportunities), describe them briefly:

8. Additional Information
Give any additional information you would like your advisor to consider in working with your schedule:

For information, call the admissions office at 1-800-368-2665, or email .

*Name, e-mail, and EMU ID fields at the top of this form MUST be filled out before sending.