The Office of Student Services in the College of Architecture, Design and Construction offers centralized advising for all majors within the college. This centralization ensures that all students are provided consistent and current information regarding progression through the curriculum. The Office of Student Services houses the Director of Student Services and the Academic Advisors who guide students as they progress from freshmen or transfer orientation through to graduation. This advising structure provides students with the opportunity to have consistent advising.
Please do not hesitate to contact the office for any problem that may arise, academic or other.
Student Services is centrally located in 120 Dudley Hall.
An advisor is located in Wallace Hall twice a week during the semester.
Admissions Information
CADC is committed to preparing professionals in the design, built environment and construction industries through professional undergraduate programs in the academic areas of
Architecture,
Building Science,
Industrial Design,
Graphic Design and
Interior Architecture and graduate professional programs in
Building Science,
Community Planning,
Integrated Design & Construction,
Industrial Design and
Landscape Architecture.
Undergraduate Admissions:
Information and resources regarding admission process and policies to the programs within the College of Architecture, Design and Construction.
Bachelor of Architecture |
Bachelor of Interior Architecture (dual) FAQ |
Bachelor of Science in Building Science |
Bachelor of Environmental Design |
Bachelor of Industrial Design |
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design
Scholarships:
Continued contributions and support from friends and alumni mean the world to our students. In the CADC, we awarded $197,571 to 132 students, for an average of $1496.
This means that 14% of the 944 eligible students in professional programs in the College of Architecture, Design and Construction received some financial award from our generous alumni and friends.
Information and resources regarding admission to our graduate programs:
Information about the Dean's List, degree requirements for graduation, credit check and graduating with honors.
Students in the professional or graduate programs are required to pay a professional fee in addition to your normal tuition. This fee is used to support our professional programs in regard to the provision of information technology infrastructure and the general needs of professional instruction.
All incoming Freshman in the Pre-Architecture, Pre-Landscape Architecture, Pre-Building Science, Pre-Graphic Design, Pre-Industrial Design, and Environmental Design programs have the opportunity to participate in the CADC Learning Communities.
Student Services Program Advisors are available to answer prospective and current student questions. If you are a prospective student contact the office in advance for an appointment.
