Music Business (MBU), Audio Engineering Technology (AET), Entertainment Industry Studies (EIS), & Songwriting (SNG)
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-- 2009 - 2010 Checksheets -- MUSIC BUSINESS: BBA - MBU major (Business or Production emphasis) AET: BS - AET major (Audio Engineering Technology) BA - AET major (Audio Engineering Technology) EIS: BS - EIS major (Entertainment Industry Studies) BA - EIS major (Entertainment Industry Studies) Songwriting: BS - SNG major (Songwriting) BA - SNG major (Songwriting) GRADUATING SOON?? If you are graduating in Fall 2009 and have not met with Tina Dishman, please call 460-6615 to schedule an appointment with her for a final audit. SR. CAPSTONE Information Students can take the capstone course any semester during their senior year (excluding summers). We value your comments. Click here and tells us about your academic advising experience at Belmont. IMPORTANT: If you are in your last 32 hours at Belmont and want to take a class outside of Belmont, you MUST complete a Sr. Residency Waiver and get it approved before you take this class. Please see Tina Dishman in the Advising Center (BMH 450) to obtain a Sr. Residency Waiver form. Each
student is personally
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degree by the university and department. It is the student’s
responsibility to inform herself/himself of these requirements. A
student’s advisor may not assume these responsibilities. Any
substitution, waiver, or exemption from any established requirement or
academic standard may be accomplished only with appropriate approval.
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latest edition of the bulletin are always applicable to all students. A
student who is not enrolled for a period of two (2) consecutive
academic years must meet the graduation requirements for either the
bulletin under which he/she reenters Belmont or the one for the year in
which he/she graduates.
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