Forms for Engineering, Computer Science, and Engineering Technology Majors : Advising for Science and Engineering Majors : Texas State University

Common Advising Requests

Change to an engr major

Change to a major in engineering, computer science, construction science, concrete industry management, or engineering technology.

Academic Standing Holds

Have an "academic standing" hold? Find out what to do.

Fin Aid Course Issue

If you think a course should be "covered" by financial aid, let us know more by submitting this form.

Special Request to Dean

For unusual situations in which you must submit a request to the dean of the college. Submit only if recommended by an academic advisor.

Advising-related requests to other offices

Requests to offices other than academic advising, but are related to your academic advising journey.

Dean's Minor Exceptions

For pre-dental studies, pre-medical studies, pre-pharmacy studies, pre-physician assistant studies, and pre-veterinarian studies minor substitutions.

Course Overload Request

Request to enroll in more credit hours than typically allowed.

Core Course Evaluation

Used to determine if specific courses from a private, out-of-state, or international institution can satisfy Texas State Core Curriculum Requirements.

Departmental Override Requests

Think you should be able to register for a course, but are getting registration error messages that mention the following types of errors: prerequisite, departmental, campus, or major. You might need an override!

Agricultural Science

TXST Course Prefix: AG

Engineering

TXST Prefixes: CE, EE, ENGR, IE, ME, MFGE

Biology

TXST Course Prefix: BIO

Engineering Technology

TXST Prefixes: CIM, CSM, TECH

Chemistry & Biochemistry

TXST Course Prefix: CHEM

Mathematics

TXST Prefix: MATH

Computer Science

TXST Course Prefix: CS

Physics

TXST Prefix: PHYS

Departmental Course Evaluation Requests

Course evaluation and substitution requests for College of Science and Engineering Courses are processed by the department that offers the course. Use these to forms to determine if a course offered at another institution can meet the requirements of a TXST course.