Attend Information Session Online via Zoom (San Marcos or Round Rock location)
[Check Admissions on how to apply to Texas State or Re-Admit- Become a Student]
Set an appointment with an Academic Advisor
Note: Bring Resume & Transcripts to Appointment – Be Aware of Registration Deadlines
Go to appointment and complete the following:
Paperwork: New Student Information Sheet
Review Degree Audit Report (DAR)
Review transcript, resume, vocational education coursework, military coursework
Have an understanding of the OE and PD modules
Once you have completed your appointment, the paperwork will be submitted to the OWLS department for further review. Note: This review process takes 5-7 business days. The BAAS degree is personalized and complex; therefore, there is a process to have your DAR updated.
Check your Texas State student email (NETID@txstate.edu) daily for notification regarding your updated DAR.
Attend Information Session Online via Zoom (San Marcos or Round Rock location)
Set an appointment with an Academic Advisor
Note: Bring Resume & Transcripts to Appointment – Be Aware of Registration Deadlines
Go to appointment and complete the following:
Paperwork: New Student Information Sheet
Review Degree Audit Report (DAR)
Review transcript, resume, vocational education coursework, military coursework
Have an understanding of the OE and PD modules
Once you have completed your appointment, the paperwork will be submitted to the OWLS department for further review. Note: This review process takes 5-7 business days. The BAAS degree is personalized and complex; therefore, there is a process to have your DAR updated.
Check your Texas State student email (NETID@txstate.edu) daily for notification regarding your updated DAR.
A degree audit lists all of the requirements for your degree, including (but not limited to):
Minimum number of hours required
Advanced hours required
Writing intensive hours required
Residency hours (taken at Texas State) required
Core requirements
Major requirements
Minor requirements
The degree audit will note if a requirement has or has not been fufilled, or if it is in progress. This is a useful tool to track progress toward degree completion. An "official DAR" has been reviewed by an academic advisor and has been approved by the college dean or a dean’s representative.
To review your degree audit:
Go to your Catsweb Student Services page
Navigate to Registration and Schedule Changes
Log in to Self-Service Banner with your Texas State ID number (Axxxxxxxx)
Click on the "Student" tab
Select "Degree Audit"
When the page loads, it will display your required coursework and how your completed courses and currently enrolled courses fit into the requirements.
The required workshops are designed to help you better understand how to properly write your capstone objectives and to meet with the Capstone Coordinator to discuss your project and expectations.
