Spring Career Fair Find full-time, part-time, seasonal, and internship opportunities from all around the country! Wednesday, February 20 10am-2:30pm Young Center Field House Open to the Public! Currently Registered:...

Make sure you complete Attendance Confirmation on WebAdvisor to save your spot in class and to confirm your financial aid; you are confirming you will be attending class.  The confirmation is required of ALL students att...

There is nothing more frustrating than not being able to get into a class you need. Too often students have to take extra semesters, because they couldn't get into a class that they needed. Some professors are cool with signi...

All Regental institutions in South Dakota will be administering the CAAP Proficiency Exam in November. Be sure to check your email for a notice that it is your semester to test. That email also includes a link to acknowledge ...

Think September is too early to look for a summer internship or a post-graduation career? Think again! Recruiting begins earlier than you might expect, and many employers have a rolling application process. Whether you a...

We are coming up to the end of early registration, which is March 22 through April 16. Have you registered for classes yet? Remember that if you have less than 60 credit hours you must meet with your advisor BEFORE you can register. To help make this process as straight forward as possible for you, we created an infographic that covers the steps to register for classes and includes information about Mandatory Advising. 

 A  hold or restriction is an administrative action placed on your student record to get your attention by preventing you from receiving transcripts, registering for or dropping classes, or receiving grades.  The hold is a  

 Fall early registration begins March 22nd! It is important to check the date and time you have been assigned for your registration on WebAdvisor and register as early as you are permitted. 

All students who are seeking a degree from one of South Dakota's regental institutions must complete  a CAAP Proficiency Exam.  

 

The proficiency tests, produced by ACT and called