Student Success Advising

Student Success Advising

The Student Success Advising team, located in the Whitlock Building, uses a scheduling system for advising appointments. If you need assistance, you may stop by the Whitlock front desk, email us, or call Big E Central. We look forward to supporting you throughout your academic journey and helping you achieve your academic goals.

If you are not currently declared in a major or are exploring your academic options, you may schedule an appointment with any Student Success Advisor.

Our advisors can assist you with:

  • Course planning
  • Registration
  • Major exploration
  • Changing your major
  • Connecting you with campus resources to support your success

Academic Advisors


Keiley Erb

Advisor

Whitlock 253
859-622-3328
keiley.erb@eku.edu

Professional headshot of Matthew Allen

Matthew Allen

Advisor

Whitlock 260
859-622-3198
matthew.allen@eku.edu

General Education


General Education Requirements
The mission of general education is to promote learning that is central to the intellectual pursuits associated with our educational programs and to enable students to make informed choices about matters of public and personal significance in a democratic society and global community.

The general education program helps students to become informed, independent thinkers by developing competencies in communication, quantitative analysis, and critical thinking by helping them understand and appreciate culture, individuals, the natural environment, and the global society. Courses that are used to satisfy the program’s major requirements cannot also be used to satisfy general education requirements.

Success First


The Success First program is designed for first-time freshmen who are admitted with a 2.0-2.49 high school GPA and/or test scores requiring students to take English and Math classes with support.


Students with two or more academic readiness area requirements or have a high school GPA between 2.0 and 2.49 are enrolled as associate degree or “exploratory” majors. They are permitted 16 hours of University enrollment, unless otherwise specified by admission status. The Office of Advising & Career Services will assist these students in establishing connections to the departments of their intended majors.