Open Registration Days - Summer 2022
Attend Open Registration on the Beebe, Heber Springs, or Searcy campuses to meet with an academic advisor and build a Fall 2022 class schedule. Appointments are not needed for these dates. Both new and returning students are welcome!
Upcoming Dates:
July 19th, 2PM-7PM
August 3rd, 9AM-7PM
August 16th, 9AM-7PM
August 18th, 9AM-7PM
What is an Advisor?
Advisors are individuals that help you plan your academic career. They guide you in choosing classes and direct you through the college process. Students should meet with their academic advisor each semester for assistance and guidance with degree planning, registration, and connecting to valuable resources on campus.
Who is my Advisor?
New and Returning Students:
Staff advisors in the Advising and Learning Center office will advise most new and returning students during the first semester. You can visit the New Student Advising & Registration page for more details on how to schedule an advising appointment.
Current Students:
Faculty advisor information can be found on your Banner Self-Service portal homepage, under the Advisor heading on the right. Students can send the assigned faculty academic advisor a secure message through the Vanguard Portal.
The Four Semester Plan brochures provide a guide for the recommended order of courses to be taken for each Associate's degree.
Every current student is assigned an academic advisor based on his/her degree program. Students should access Banner Self Service for the name of their academic advisor, which is located on the Student Profile section in Banner. It is important to establish this mentoring relationship early in your time at ASU-Beebe. If you are unable to find the name of your advisor, please contact the Advising and Learning Center for assistance.
The majority of new students will schedule an advising appointment with the Advising and Learning Center. Students will receive a phone call, email, or text message with instructions for how to schedule an appointment. Please visit the New Student Advising & Registration page for more details. Walk-ins are also welcome. Please note that some degree programs are only advised by a faculty advisor (Example: Agriculture Equipment Technology), and these students will not be advised by the Advising and Learning Center.
If you are dropping a course before the semester begins, you will need to access either Banner Self Service to unregister for the class(es) or contact your academic advisor.
You may adjust your schedule by adding or dropping courses at no charge during the open registration period.
To drop a class after open registration, you need to visit the Registrar Forms Page to complete the Individual Course Drop Request form. The course instructor must sign-off on the request for implementation. The Individual Course Drop form is available in Canvas for online courses. You may request a copy of the signed form from your advisor for your records.
Students needing to change their degree path or major, should contact their assigned advisor. A new advisor will be assigned based on the area of interest, and the advisor will assist the student with the process of changing a major. Changing a major can result in completed courses not being used towards the new degree plan. Students need to discuss this possibility with an advisor before changing majors.
Students that need to update or change an advisor will need to contact the previous advisor. Students may also contact the Advising and Learning Center for more details on the process of changing an advisor.
The Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) contains information about the transferability
of courses within Arkansas public colleges and universities. Students are guaranteed the transfer of applicable credits and the equitable treatment
in the application of credits for the admissions and degree requirements. Course transferability is not guaranteed for courses listed in ACTS as "No Comparable
Course." Additionally, courses with a "D" grade frequently do not transfer. Institutional
policies may vary.
Check out the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) website.
The Roger Phillips Transfer Policy Act of 2009 established a system for fully transferable
credit hours among public institutions of higher education for degrees in Associate
of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Arts in Teaching. It requires all
four-year public institutions of higher education to accept all hours completed and
to admit a transfer student with junior status in a baccalaureate degree program.
The Act also specifies transfer guidelines for each two-year public institution within
fifty miles of the four-year institution.
Beebe Campus: 501-882-8867; McKay Student Center, Room 200
Heber Springs Campus: 501-362-1121, Student Services Bldg, 2nd Floor
Little Rock AFB University Center: 501-988-4151, University Center
Searcy Campus: 501-207-6252, Main Building 306
2+2 Four-Year Agreements: Partnerships with four-year colleges to assist with the completion of a Bachelors degree
Career and Transfer Assistance: Career services, Transfer Expo, Transfer Checklist
Career Pathways: Student support initiative
Counseling Services: Free counseling services for all students
Degrees and Certificates: All degrees offered at ASU-Beebe
Disability Services: Accommodations and services
Financial Aid Office: FAFSA, Pell grants, Loans, Scholarships
Payment Due Dates: Cashier's Office, Payment Plan options
Registrar's Office: Transfer, Graduation, Transcript Request
Registrar Forms Page: Name Change, Withdraw, Diploma Request, Records Request
Testing Services: Placement test information and schedule
TRIO/Student Support Services: Federally funded student support program
Tutoring Services: Tutoring schedule and guidelines for free tutoring
Vanguard Hub: Additional Helpful Links
Contact Us
ASU-Beebe
Advising & Learning Center
Dr. Eugene McKay Student Center
P.O. Box 1000
P.O. Box 1000
Beebe, AR 72012
Phone: 501.882.8867
Email: register@asub.edu
Phone: 501.882.8867
Email: register@asub.edu
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.