Academic advising is an integral part of any student’s education. Thus in our department, ALL Civil and Environmental Engineering undergraduate students are required to meet with their advisor each semester to verify that they will be enrolling in the correct classes in the following semester.

CEE in collaboration with the College of Engineering will be launching eAdvising fall of 2010 for the spring registration. Students needing further assistance can request an advising appointment via eAdvising or email.

• BSCE Plan of Study Outline
• Science and Social Science Electives
• Technical Electives
• eAdvising System

College of Engineering Advising Information

• Progression Requirements
• College of Engineering Suspension Appeal Form

UNC Charlotte Advising Information

• University’s Academic Advising Website
• Graduation Application (Graduating seniors must apply for graduation before the end of the drop/add period during their final semester)
• Transfer Credit Advisor (Transfer students can view this website to see how courses completed at other institutions will transfer to UNC Charlotte)
• UNC Charlotte Registrar website

Students transferring from an outside institution into the Lee College of Engineering, UNC Charlotte: to be eligible for admission to the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, transfer students must:

• have an overall GPA of 2.5 or better, and
• have completed math coursework at least through precalculus (MATH 1103).

All Transfer students (including second degree students) admitted to CEE are required to attend a Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR) session prior to their first semester of classes. Visit the SOAR website for more information and to register for a SOAR session. During the transfer student’s first semester of classes, the department will assign an academic advisor and notify the student.

UCOL students must:

• have an overall GPA of 2.0 or better, and
• have completed CEGR freshman coursework

All freshman engineering students are advised by the Office of Student Development and Success (OSDS). Go here to view freshman advising information.

Sophomores, Junior, and Senior CEE Students

Sophomore, junior, and senior Civil and Environmental Engineering students are advised by faculty and staff of our department. Departmental academic advising occurs each semester during the two weeks prior to the start of registration.

CEE, in collaboration with the College of Engineering, will be launching eAdvising in the fall of 2010 for the spring registration. eAdvising will provide academic advising at your fingertips.  Once you have completed your academic plan and submit via eAdvising your advisor can then approve your courses and respond appropriately. Students needing further assistance can request an advising appointment via eAdvising or email.

During the advising appointment, your advisor will review your completed coursework and the Schedule Request Form to make sure the student will be enrolling in the correct courses during the upcoming semester. Students should ask any questions regarding courses, the BSCE plan of study, grades, GPA, career advice, or anything related to their education.

Click here to launch eAdvising System

A twenty-five percent (25%) tuition surcharge will be imposed on students who take more than 140 degree credit hours to complete a baccalaureate degree in a four-year program.  Effective Fall, 2010, the tuition surcharge will increase to 50%.  Go to the Registrar's website (go there now) for more information about the Tuition Surcharge.