How can I apply to Cameron University?

An admission application must be completed online . If you have questions, you may visit the CU Office of Admissions (2nd Floor, North Shepler, 580-581-2289), at CU-Duncan (877-282-3626). The Office of Admissions and CU-Duncan are open 8 am to 5 pm Monday-Friday. 

Where does a student obtain scholarship information? 

Contact the Financial Assistance Office (3rd Floor, North Shepler, 581-2293) or go to http://www.cameron.edu/financial_aid . 

What classes will transfer to Cameron University? 

To help you determine which courses will transfer to Cameron, you can visit the Transfer Equivalency Database website. If you have questions, please contact the CU Academic Advising Center at 580-581-6741 or visit the first floor of North Shepler. 

Where do I go to pay my tuition? 

The One Stop (McMahon Centennial Complex, MCC) or you may pay by phone at 580-581-2219. 

Where do I go if I have questions about charges on my bill? 

The One Stop (McMahon Centennial Complex, MCC) or you may call 580-581-2219. 

Where do VA (Veterans Affairs) students get VA information? 

Veterans Affairs office located on the 3rd floor, North Shepler or at http://www.cameron.edu/veteran_affairs . 

Where does a student get a parking permit?

In the One Stop office located in the McMahon Centennial Complex. 

Where can I find out about Academic Forgiveness? 

Registrar's Office, Room 205, North Shepler. 

Where do I go to change my name/address?

Transcript Office, Room 207, North Shepler or CU-Duncan.  Official documentation must be presented for name change. 

How many hours are needed for full-time status at the undergraduate level? 

A student is considered full-time when enrolled in 12 or more credit hours during a regular 16-week semester, 6 or more credit hours during a summer semester. 

How many hours are needed for full-time status at the graduate level? 

A student is considered full-time when enrolled in 9 or more credit hours during a 16-week semester, 4 or more credit hours in an 8-week session. 

How do I qualify for the Dean's list?

Full-time students whose semester grade point average is 3.0 or better will be listed on the Dean's List.  Full-time status is determined by semester earned hours in college credit courses. 

How do I qualify for the President's list? 

Full-time students whose semester grade point average is 4.0 will be listed on the President's list.  Full-time status is determined by semester earned hours in college credit courses. 

How do I apply to graduate with an associate's or bachelor's  degree? 

The semester before you plan to graduate, you need to visit the Registrar's Office, Room 205, North Shepler to apply for graduation.  You will fill out an application for graduation form and will receive information about commencement and diplomas.  An official degree check will be performed and you will be notified by mail of the results.  You may view your automated degree audit at any time by accessing the Degree Works system through AggieAccess. 

How do I apply to graduate with a master's degree? 

Go to the Registrar's Office, Room 205, North Shepler the semester before you plan to graduate.  At this point, you will fill out an application for graduation form and will receive information about commencement and diplomas.  We will request an updated degree plan from your academic advisor and will perform a final degree check.  You will be notified by mail of the results. 

What degrees are offered at Cameron University? 

Refer to the Cameron Catalog or http://www.cameron.edu/academic/degrees.html for a list of current degrees available. 

How do I change my major?

Obtain a change of program form from the Registrar's Office, Room 205, North Shepler, or at CU-Duncan, and select the major you wish to pursue.  The change will occur in the student information system within 2-3 business days. 

What does my grade point average need to be in order to remain in good academic standing? 

A retention grade point average of 1.7 or greater during the first 30 attempted semester hours and a retention grade point average of 2.0 or greater after 30 attempted hours. 

How do I find out about CLEP, DSST, ACT, GRE, LSAT and SAT tests? 

Contact the Testing Center, 5th Floor, North Shepler, 580-581-2212 or visit http://www.cameron.edu/testing .