Interdisciplinary major takes notes during her psychology lecture in McCormick Center

Registrar Resources

Helpful resources for students, faculty and staff

Course Search and Scheduling Tools

Department Name Peoplesoft NEW course prefixes Previous Course Dept Number
Academic Enrichment ENRICH 01
Accounting ACCT 91
Aerospace Studies AEROSTUD 61
Anthropology ANTHRO 46
Arabic ARABIC 15
Art - General ART 30
Art History ARTHSTRY 31
Art Studio ARTSTDIO 32
Biological and Allied Health Sciences BIOLOGY 50
Business Education BUSED 90
Business Information Systems ITM 94
Chemistry CHEM 52
Chinese CHINESE 19
Communication Studies COMMSTUD 25
Computer and Information Systems MISCIS 92
Computer Science COMPSCI 56
Counseling COUNSEL 66
Criminal Justice CRIMJUST 43
Dance DANCE 36
Digital Forensics DIGFOR --
Economics ECONOMIC 40
Education of Deaf/Hard of Hearing DEAFHH 74
Educational Communication Disorders COMMDIS 73
Educational Foundations EDFOUND 60
Elementary and Early Childhood Ed ELEMED 62
Engineering Technology ENGTECH 58
English ENGLISH 20
Environmental, Geographical & Geological Sciences EGGS 41,51
Exercise Science EXERSCI 05
Finance FINANCE 96
French FRENCH 10
German GERMAN 11
Health Sciences HLTHSCI 80
History HISTORY 42
Honors Studies HONORS 08
Humanities HUMNTIES 38
Instructional Technology INSTTECH 57
Interdisciplinary Business INTERBUS 95
Interdisciplinary Studies INTSTUDY 09
Interpreter Training ASLTERP 75
Italian ITALIAN 14
Languages and Cultures LANGCULT 16
Latin LATIN 18
Law and Legal Elements LAW 98
Management MGMT 93
Marine Science MARSCI 55
Marketing MKTG 97
Mass Communications MASSCOMM 27
Mathematics MATH 53
Medical Technology MEDTECH 86
Military Science (Army) ARMY 67
Music MUSIC 35
Natural Science and Mathematics NATSCI 59
Nursing NURSING 82
Philosophy PHIL 28
Physics PHYSICS 54
Political Science POLISCI 44
Professional Studies PROFSTUD 79
Psychology PSYCH 48
Reading READING 63
Russian RUSSIAN 13
Secondary Education SECED 65
Social Science SOCSCI 47
Social Work SOCWORK 49
Sociology SOC 45
Spanish SPANISH 12
Special Education SPECED 70
Speech Pathology and Audiology AUDSLP 72
Theatre Arts THEATRE 26

Academic and Student Information

Please use the following link to order a duplicate diploma.  A $25 fee must be paid through parchment, in order for your request to be processed.

Click here to request a duplicate diploma.

Diplomas will be in the current style and font and bear the signatures of the current administrators.

BU may award credit for Advanced Placement Exams (AP exams) upon receipt of verification of a score of 3, 4, or 5 by the registrar's office. Official scores must be sent directly from The College Board's Advanced Placement Program to BU.

Evaluation of the AP score and the appropriate credit level and course equivalency, if any, will be determined by departmental policy. Visit CollegeBoard for questions regarding AP exam information.

 

AP Examination

Min.Test Score

Credits Given For:

No. of Credits

2-D Art and Design

3

ARTSTDIO.198 Art Studio Transfer

3

3-D Art and Design

3

ARTSTDIO.198 Art Studio Transfer

3

Studio Art:  Drawing

3

ARTSTDIO 111 Introductory Drawing

3

Art History

3

ARTHSTRY.101 Introduction to Art History

3

Biology

3

BIOLOGY.101 Human Biology

3

Biology

4,5

BIOLOGY.100 Cells, Genes & Molecules and

BIOLOGY.101 Human Biology

6

Calculus AB

3

MATH.125 Calculus 1

4

Calculus BC

3

MATH.125 Calculus 1 and MATH.126 Calculus 2

8

Chemistry

3

CHEM.101 Intro Chemistry

3

Chemistry

4

CHEM.101 Intro to Chemistry or CHEM.115 Chem for the Sciences 1 (lab notebook evaluation required)

4

Chemistry

5

CHEM 101 Intro to Chemistry or CHEM.115 Chemistry for Sciences 1 and CHEM.116 Chemistry for Sciences 2 (lab notebook evaluation required)

8

Chinese Language and Culture

3,4

CHINESE.101 Chinese 1

3

Chinese Language and Culture

5

CHINESE.101 Chinese 1 and CHINESE.102 Chinese 2

6

Computer Science A

3

COMPSCI.121 Obj-Orien Prog Java

4

Computer Science Principles

3

COMPSCI.110 Intro to Computer Science

3

Economics: Macro

3

ECONOMIC.121 Principles of Macroeconomics

3

Economics: Micro

3

ECONOMIC.122 Principles of Microeconomics

3

*English: Language and Composition

3

ENGLISH.101 Foundations of College Writing

3

*English: Literature and Composition

3

ENGLISH.151 Intro to Literature

3

Environmental Science

3

EGGS.100 Introduction to Environmental Science

3

European History

3

History.198 History Transfer

3

European History

4

HISTORY.125 Western Civilization to 1650

3

European History

5

HISTORY.125 Western Civilization to 1650 and HISTORY.126 Western Civilization since 1650

6

French Language

3,4

FRENCH.101 French 1

3

French Language

5

FRENCH.101 French 1 and FRENCH.102 French 2

6

German Language

3,4

GERMAN.101 German 1

3

German Language

5

GERMAN.101 German 1 and GERMAN.102 German 2

6

Government & Politics:  Comparative

3

POLISCI.260 Introduction to Comparative Politics

3

Government & Politics: United States

3

POLISCI.120 US Government

3

Human Geography

3

EGGS.102 World Cultural Geography

3

Italian Language and Culture

3,4,5

ITALIAN.101 Italian 1

3

Japanese Language and Culture

3,4,5

LANGCULT.199 Languages and Cultures Transfer

3

Latin

3,4

LATIN.101 Latin 1

3

Latin

5

LATIN.101 Latin 1 and LATIN.102 Latin 2

6

Music: Theory

3

MUSIC.250 Diatonic Harmony

3

Physics 1

3

PHYSICS.201 Intro Physics 1

4

Physics 2

3

PHYSICS.202 Intro Physics 2

4

Physics C – Electricity/Magnetism

3

PHYSICS.212 General Physics 2

4

Physics C- Mechanics

3

PHYSICS.211 General Physics 1

4

Precalculus 3 MATH.113
Precalculus 
3

Psychology

3

PSYCH.101 General Psychology

3

Spanish Language

3,4

SPANISH.101 Spanish 1

3

Spanish Language

5

SPANISH.101 Spanish 1 and SPANISH.102 Spanish 2

6

Spanish Literature

3,4

SPANISH.101 Spanish 1

3

Spanish Literature

5

SPANISH.101 Spanish 1 and SPANISH 102 Spanish 2

6

Statistics

3

MATH.141 Intro to Statistics

3

US History

3

HISTORY.198 History Transfer

3

US History

4

HISTORY.121 US History Colonial to 1877

3

 

5

HISTORY.121 US History Colonial to 1877 and HISTORY.122 US History 1877 to Present

6

World History

3

HISTORY.198 History Transfer

3

* English Credit for Department Examination

Only a maximum of six (6) credits may be awarded for passing different possibilities

Exam (s):

BU Equiv:

Credits

BU Equiv:

Credits

Department Exam Only

ENGLISH.101

3

   

AP Lang/Comp Only

ENGLISH.101

3

   

AP Lit/Comp Only

ENGLISH.151

3

   

AP Lang/Comp and AP Lit/Comp

ENGLISH.101

3 and

ENGLISH.151

3

Dept. Exam and AP Lang/Comp

ENGLISH.101

3 and

ENGLISH.197

3

Dept. Exam and AP Lit/Comp

ENGLISH.101

3 and

ENGLISH.151

3

Administrative and Service Buildings

  • AAB — Arts & Administration Building
  • AL — Andruss Library
  • BP — Buckalew Place
  • BMC — Buckingham Maintenance Center
  • CH — Carver Hall
  • CS— Carpentry Shop
  • FAH — Fenstemaker Alumni House
  • GC — Greenly Center
  • HP — Heating Plant
  • KUB — Kehr Union Building
  • LSP — Lightstreet Place - BU Testing Center
  • MRH — Montour Hall
  • MY — Montys
  • NFH — Nelson Field House
  • SC — Scranton Commons
  • SRC — Student Recreation Center
  • SSC — Student Services Center (Warren)
  • UBS — University Store
  • WAB — Waller Administration Building

Academic Buildings

  • BCH — Bakeless Center for the Humanities
  • BFH — Ben Franklin Hall
  • CEH — Centennial Hall
  • HCA — Haas Center for the Arts
  • HSC — Hartline Science Center
  • MCHS — McCormick Center for Human Services
  • NH — Navy Hall
  • OSH — Old Science Hall
  • SiH — Simon Hall
  • SH — Sutliff Hall

Residence Halls and Apartments

  • CRH — Columbia Hall
  • ERH — Elwell Hall
  • JKA — Jessica Kozloff Apartments
  • LRH — Luzerne Hall
  • LyRH — Lycoming Hall
  • MPA — Montgomery Place Apartments
  • MOA — Mount Olympus Apartments
  • NRH — Northumberland Hall
  • SRH — Schuylkill Hall

Grades and GPA

The grades given at Bloomsburg University with their commensurate quality points are defined as follows:

A = 4.00 Superior Attainment

A- = 3.67

B+ = 3.33

B = 3.00 Above Average Attainment

B- = 2.67

C+ = 2.33

C = 2.00 Average Attainment

C- = 1.67

D+=1.33

D = 1.00 Minimum Attainment

F = 0.00 Failure

Grade Change

If a student thinks he/she received an inaccurate grade, it is necessary to discuss this with the professor. If the professor agrees that a mistake has been made, the instructor files a grade change form, which requires the approval of the chairperson and dean. The academic record is updated after the grade change has been processed.

If the student is not satisfied through this route, he/she should see the department chair. If nothing is accomplished there, the Dean of the College is the next person to contact concerning a legitimate grade change complaint.

In any event, written recommendation for the grade change must be obtain from the instructor, department chairperson, and Dean of the College. If these procedures fail to produce a resolution, a grievance can be filed through the Academic Grievance Procedure (see PRP 3592 - Academic Grievance Procedure).

Semester Quality Point Average

To compute semester quality point average, multiply the quality point value of the grade received in a course by the number of credits the course is worth. This gives the number of quality points per course. Total the quality points and divide into the total number of credits (Grades of I,R,W,P,F,V, or X are not included).

How to determine your GPA

Intro to Literature, 3 credits, A (4.0)

  4 x 3 = 12

Aquatics, 1 credit, B (3.0)

  3 x 1 = 3

Composition II, 3 credits, B- (2.67)

  2.67 x 3 = 8.01

Intro to Philosophy, 3 credits, C (2.00)

  3 x 2 = 6

Total for 10 credits

  29.01

Divide 29.01 by 10 to arrive at a 2.9 semester quality point average

BU may award credit for International Baccalaureate (IB) Exams upon receipt of official scores sent directly from International Baccalaureate.  

See the International Baccalaureate webpage for more information.  

Current BU equivalents for IB Exams

IB 0101

Biology HL

=

BIOLOGY 199

Biology Transfer

3 credits

IB 0111

Business & Mgmt HL

=

BUSED 199

General Business Transfer

3 credits

IB 0121

Chemistry HL

=

CHEM 101

Intro Chemistry

3 credits

IB 0131

Computer Sci HL

=

COMPSCI 199

Comp Science Transfer

3 credits

IB 0141

Design Tech HL

=

INSTTECH 199

Instructional Tech Transfer

3 credits

IB 0151

Economics HL

=

ECONOMIC 121
ECONOMIC 122

Principles Macroeconomics
Principles Microeconomics

3 credits
3 credits

IB 0161

English A1 HL

=

ENGLISH 151

Intro to Literature

3 credits

IB 0181

Film HL

=

MEDIA 275

Cinema Appreciation

3 credits

IB 0211

French B HL

=

FRENCH 101

French I

3 credits

IB 0221

Geography HL

=

EGGS 104

World Regional Geography

3 credits

IB 0251

German B HL

=

GERMAN 101

German I

3 credits

IB 0261

History HL

=

HISTORY 199

History Transfer

3 credits

IB 0271

Info Tech in Global Soc HL

=

ITA 199

Info Tech Transfer

3 credits

IB 0291

Latin HL

=

LATIN 101

Latin I

3 credits

IB 0301

Mathematics HL

=

MATH 125
MATH 141

Calculus I
Intro to Statistics

4 credits
3 credits

IB 0311

Music HL

=

MUSIC 199

Music Transfer

3 credits

IB 0321

Philosophy HL

=

PHIL 111

Intro to Philosophy

3 credits

IB 0331

Physics HL

=

PHYSICS 201
PHYSICS 202

Intro Physics I
Intro Physics 2

4 credits
4 credits

IB 0341

Psychology HL

=

PSYCH 101

Intro Psychology

3 credits

IB0 351

Social & Cultural Anthro HL

=

ANTHRO 200

Principles Cultural Anthro

3 credits

IB 0381

Spanish B HL

=

SPANISH 101

Spanish I

3 credits

IB 0391

Theatre HL

=

THEATRE 102

Intro to Theatre

3 credits

IB 0411

Visual Arts HL

=

ARTSTUDIO 199

Art Studio Transfer

3 credits

IB 0421

Greek (Ancient Greek) HL

=

LANGCULT 199

Foreign Language Transfer

3 credits

IB 0431

Italian B HL

=

ITALIAN 101

Italian I

3 credits

IB 0441

Portuguese B HL

=

LANGCULT 199

Foreign Language Transfer

3 credits

IB 0451

History SL

=

HISTORY 198

History Transfer

3 credits

IB 0601

Further Mathematics HL

=

MATH 199

Math Transfer

4 credits

IB 0621

Dance HL

=

DANCE 117

Beg Jazz/Ballet

2 credits

IB 0631

Sports, Exercise & Health Sc

=

EXERSCI 299

Health/PE Transfer

3 credits

IB 0641

English A: Literature HL

=

ENGLISH 151

Intro to Literature

3 credits

IB 0651

English B HL

=

ENGLISH 199

English Transfer

3 credits

 

BU may award credit for Dantes Subject Exams (DSST) upon receipt of official scores sent directly from the DSST.  

See the DSST webpage for more information.  

Current BU equivalents for DSST Exams

DSST 0100

A History of the Vietnam War

=

HISTORY 198

History Transfer

3 credits

DSST 0200

Art of the Western World

=

ARTHISTORY 101

Intro to Art History

3 credits

DSST 0300

Astronomy

=

PHYSICS 110

Intro to Astronomy

3 credits

DSST 0500

Business Math

=

ECONOMIC 156

Business & Econ Math

3 credits

DSST 0600

Criminal Justice

=

CRIMJUST 101

Intro Criminal Justice

3 credits

DSST 0700

Substance Abuse

=

NURSING 199

Nursing Transfer

3 credits

DSST 0900

Ethics in America

=

PHIL 297

Ethics

3 credits

DSST 1000

Foundations of Education

=

ELEMED 121

Intro Early Child Ed

3 credits

DSST 1100

Fundamentals of College Algebra

=

MATH 109

College Algebra

3 credits

DSST 1200

Fundamentals of Counseling

=

PSYCH 199

Psychology Transfer

3 credits

DSST 1300

General Anthropology

=

ANTHRO 101

Intro Anthropology

3 credits

DSST 1500

Human Resource Mgmt

=

MGMT 345

Human Resource Management

3 credits

DSST 1600

Introduction to Geography

=

EGGS 102

World Cultural Geography

3 credits

DSST 1700

Intro to Business

=

BUSED 199

General Business Transfer

3 credits

DSST 1900

Intro to Law Enforcement

=

CRIMJUST 299

Criminal Justice Transfer

3 credits

DSST 2100

Intro to World Religions

=

PHIL 199

Philosophy Transfer

3 credits

DSST 2200

Lifespan Developmental Psych

=

PSYCH 210

Life Span Psychology

3 credits

DSST 2300

Management Info Systems

=

ITA 299

Info Tech Transfer

3 credits

DSST 2400

Money and Banking

=

FINANCE 323

Fin Markets & Institutions

3 credits

DSST 2500

Organizational Behavior

=

MGMT 299

Business Management Transfer

3 credits

DSST 2600

Personal Finance

=

FINANCE 120

Personal Financial Decisions

3 credits

DSST 2800

Principles of Finance

=

FINANCE 313

Intro to Finance

3 credits

DSST 3100

Principles of Public Speaking

=

COMMSTUD 199

Speech Transfer

1 credit

DSST 3200

Principles of Statistics

=

MATH 141

Intro to Statistics

3 credits

DSST 3300

Principles of Supervision

=

MGMT 299

Business Management Transfer

3 credits

DSST 3400

History of the Soviet Union

=

HISTORY 198

History Transfer

3 credits

DSST 3500

Technical Writing

=

INTSTUDY 299

Interdisciplinary Transfer

3 credits

DSST 3600

The Civil War & Reconstruction

=

HISTORY 198

History Transfer

3 credits

DSST 3800

Business Ethics and Society

=

PHIL 295

Business Ethics

3 credits

DSST 3900

Computing & Info Tech

=

ITA 301

IT & Analytics

3 credits

DSST 4000

Environmental Science

=

EGGS 100

Intro Environmental Sci

3 credits

DSST 4100

Ethics in Technology

=

COMPSCI 110
COMPSCI 199

Intro Computer Science
Computer Science Transfer

3 credits
2 credits

DSST 4200

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity

=

DIGFOR 257

Secure Sys Des Admin

3 credits

DSST 4300

Health & Human Development

=

NURSING 199

Nursing Transfer

3 credits

DSST 4400

Introduction to Geology

=

EGGS 199

EGGS Transfer

3 credits

DSST 4500

Math for Liberal Arts

=

MATH 101

Math Thinking

3 credits

DSST 4600

Principles of Advanced English Comp

=

ENGLISH 101

Foundations of Writing

3 credits

Scheduling and Enrollment Tools

To find out more about scheduling changes taking effect in Fall 2023 please visit  https://www.commonwealthu.edu/scheduling-your-2023-fall-and-summer-courses

Spring 2023

 

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

 

1/23 – 5/11

1/23 – 3/10

3/20 -5/11

All classes begin at 8 a.m.

Monday, January 23

Monday, January 23

Monday, March 20

Add/Drop Begins

Monday, January 23

Monday, January 23

Monday, March 20

Add/Drop Ends

Monday, January 30

Thursday, January 26

Thursday, March 23

Last day to submit or revoke pass-fail option

Wednesday, February 1

Friday, January 27

Friday, March 24

Midterm

Friday, March 10

Wednesday, February 15

Wednesday, April 12

Last day for students to request a change to final exam schedule

Friday, April 21

Friday, February 24

Friday, April 21

Last day to withdraw from a single class in MyHusky

Friday, May 5

Sunday, March 5

Friday, May 5

Last day to withdraw from the session and receive all W’s

Friday, May 5

Sunday, March 5

Friday, May 5

Classes end

Friday, May 5

Friday, March 10

Friday, May 5

Finals Begin

Monday, May 8

Last class meeting day

Monday, May 8

Finals End

Thursday, May 11

Last class meeting day

Thursday, May 11

Session ends

Thursday, May 11

Friday, March 10

Thursday, May 11

Degree Conferral Date

Thursday, May 11

Thursday, May 11

Thursday, May 11

Grades are due from faculty by NOON

Wednesday, May 17

Tuesday, March 21

Wednesday, May 17

Grades available on MyHusky

Friday, May 19

Wednesday, March 22

Friday, May 19

Official Transcripts Available

Friday, May 19

Wednesday, March 22

Friday, May 19

Summer 2023

 

Session 1

Session 2 (OL)

Session 2

Session 3 (OL)

Session 3

 

5/22 – 8/11

5/22 – 6/16

5/22 – 6/30

7/3 – 7/28

7/3 – 8/11

Classes begin at 8 a.m.

Monday, May 22

Monday, May 22

Monday, May 22

Tuesday, July 3

Tuesday, July 3

Last Day to Add/Drop

Friday, May 26

Tuesday, May 23

Wednesday, May 24

Wednesday, July 5

Thursday, July 6

Last day to submit pass-fail option

Friday, May 26

Tuesday, May 23

Wednesday, May 24

Wednesday, July 5

Thursday, July 6

Memorial Day - no classes

Monday, May 29

Monday, May 29

Monday, May 29

 

 

Juneteenth – no classes

Monday, June 19

 

Monday, June 19

 

 

Mid Term

Friday, June 30

Friday, June 2

Friday, June 9

Friday, July 14

Friday, July 21

Independence Day, no classes

Tuesday, July 4

 

 

 

 

Last day to revoke pass-fail

Friday,
July 21

Friday,
June 9

Wednesday, June 21

Friday,
July 21

Wednesday, August 2

Last day to withdraw from a single class in MyHusky

Sunday, August 6

Sunday, June 11

Sunday, June 25

Sunday, July 23

Sunday, August 6

Session ends

Friday, August 11

Friday,
June 16

Friday,
June 30

Friday,
July 28

Friday, August 11

Degree Conferral Date

Friday, August 11

Friday, August 11

Friday, August 11

Friday, August 11

Friday, August 11

Grades are due from faculty by NOON

Wednesday, August 16

Wednesday, June 21

Wednesday, July 5

Wednesday, August 2

Wednesday, August 16

Grades available on MyHusky

Friday, August 18

Thursday, June 22

Thursday, July 6

Thursday, August 3

Friday, August 18

At the conclusion of the drop/add period, students will withdraw from a course through MyHusky. The withdrawal period for every term begins at the conclusion of drop/add and ends the last day of classes. Please refer to Enrollment Dates to identify that time period for each term/session. You will sign into your MyHusky account, go to Enrollment Drop, select the course you want to withdraw from and then follow the instructions on the screens. Once the process is complete, you will see a “W” grade next to the course in MyHusky. You will be able to withdraw from one or all of your courses through MyHusky. If you have a hold that will prevent you from dropping (withdrawing from a course), you will need to contact the Office of the Registrar for further assistance.

If you are in need of an Enrollment Verification for purposes such as; car insurance, health insurance, loans, etc. please follow the linked instructions.

Adding courses to your shopping cart does not mean you are scheduled for those courses. You MUST move the courses from your shopping cart to your schedule in order to be enrolled in the course(s).

For quick and easy instructions on how to move courses from your shopping cart to your schedule in MyHusky, visit our shopping cart tutorial.

Full Semester Standard Class Times

Regular Standard
MWF 8:00-8:50
MWF 9:00-9:50
MWF 10:00-10:50
MWF 11:00-11:50
MWF 12:00-12:50
MWF 1:00-1:50
MWF 2:00-2:50
MW  3:00-4:15
MW  4:30-5:45
M 6:00-9:00
W 6:00-9:00
   
TuTh 8:00-9:15
TuTh 9:30-10:45
TuTh 11:00-12:15
TuTh 12:30-1:45
TuTh 2:00-3:15
TuTh 3:30-4:45
TuTh 5:00-6:15
Tu  6:30-9:30
Th 6:30-9:30

Bloomsburg University will be utilizing electronic wait listing (for closed courses) during the scheduling period.

This electronic method of attempting to get into closed classes will replace paper waitlists that departments used in the past.

  • However, not all departments or all courses at Bloomsburg University will utilize the waitlisting option. 
  • When scheduling a class if wait listing is being used you will see a yellow triangle next to the class.
  • If a seat opens up, students on the waitlist are automatically enrolled if they meet the prerequisites and if they do not have another class scheduled at the same time of day and week.
  • Students are enrolled in open seats based on their position number on the waitlist.
  • Waitlisting is a process within the Students Service Center Enrollment function of MyHusky. 
  • If a section of a course allows for waitlisting, the student must opt into being added to the waitlist during the enrollment process. It is not automatic. 
  • During the Spring and Fall semester scheduling process, wait listing will not commence until the Seniors begin scheduling.
  • It will not be in effect for the freshmen scheduling or the Priority scheduling timetable. This will ensure that if a waitlist exists for a course hopefully seniors and juniors will populate that list prior to sophomore and Freshmen. 

Wait Listing FAQs

Using Swap when adding a Wait Listing Course

Adding a Wait Listing Course

Students who want to change or add majors and minors must do so using the electronic forms option located on their MyHusky Student Center. Then choose the Add/Change a Major or Minor form.

Information and instructions on the specifics of the Major/Minor change eForm and how to properly submit it can be found on the Myhusky page, under E-Form Tutorials.

Some majors require departmental approval for entry into the major. Once you submit the eform, the appropriate department will receive an electronic notification to review your request. It may be best to meet with the department prior to submitting your request to avoid any delay in the approval process. A list is provided of the majors that need permission and those that do not.

All minors require permission. Once submitted the appropriate department will receive an electronic notification to review your request. Please be aware that the approval process for majors and minors may take a few days to process. You will be notified via email once your request has been processed.

Majors that need permission

Accounting
American Sign Language (ASL)
Audiology & Speech Pathology
Biology (all tracks)
Business Education
Chemistry (all tracks)
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Digital Forensics
Economics (all tracks)
Exercise Science
Finance (both tracks)
Health Sciences (all tracks)
Information & Tech. Management
Interdisciplinary Studies (all tracks)
International Business (all tracks)
Management (all tracks)
Supply Chain Management Major
Marketing (all tracks)
Mass Comm. (all tracks)
Mathematics (all tracks)
Medical Imaging
Music (all tracks)
Nursing
Psychology
Sci./Tech. Undeclared
Social Work and Pre-Social Work

Majors that do not need permission

Anthropology (all tracks)
Art History
Art Studio (all tracks)
Communication Studies (all tracks)
EGGS (all tracks)
Education BSED and PTE (all tracks)
Electrical Engineering Tech.
Engineering Science (3+2)
English (all tracks)
Health Physics
History
Languages & Cultures (all tracks)
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Theatre Arts (all tracks)
L/A Undeclared
Sociology

Transferring Credits to BU

Are you a current BU student planning to take courses at another College or University?

  • Students should complete the Prior Approval form through their MyHusky account. Please see the E-form tutorial on that page for assistance.
  • Students can use our BU course equivalencies tool to look for course equivalents in a PA college or university.
  • If you wish to transfer the grade from a PASSHE school ONLY, you may fill out a Undergraduate Visiting Student form. Filling out this form ensures that the credit and grade will transfer back to BU, not just the credit. This also ensures the student that a transcript will be sent from the visiting college to BU.

Visiting Student Application

Once your course is finished, have an unopened, official transcript sent to Bloomsburg University, Enrollment Services Office of the Registrar.

Please refer to BU Policy 3343 and PASSHE Policy 2016-24 when transferring credit.

Enables undergraduates to enroll at other PASSHE schools to take advantage of other available courses without loss of institutional residency, eligibility for honors or athletics, or credits toward graduation at the home institution. Students must visit Enrollment Services-Office of the Registrar in person in order to obtain a Visiting Student Form to participate in this program.

Visiting Student Application

  • Please discuss all course transfers with your program coordinator.
  • If you wish to transfer the grade from a PASSHE School ONLY, you may fill out a Graduate Visiting Student form. Filling out this form ensures that the credit and grade will transfer back to BU, not just the credit. This also ensures the student that a transcript will be sent from the visiting college to BU.
  • Please refer to the PRP 3463 when transferring Graduate credits.

Once the course is finished, have an unopened, official transcript sent to:

Bloomsburg University
Office of the Registrar-125 Arts & Admin Building
400 East 2nd Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Credits from accredited institutions may transfer into Bloomsburg University. Grades, quality points, and grade point averages do not transfer. Please see PRP 3343 for more information.

Refer to the Course Equivalency Search to see how the courses from your previous institutions may transfer into Bloomsburg University.

More information about transferring to Bloomsburg University

The course equivalency tool is designed to allow students and advisors to look up a course at another institution and immediately see the Bloomsburg Equivalency.

Prior to completing a Prior Approval form through your MyHusky, use this tool to determine what the Bloomsburg Equivalency will be.

Always meet with your academic advisor for specific information concerning transfer courses and their application to your degree requirements.

Course Equivalency Search

Faculty Resources

MyHusky Login

Degree Audit Tutorials

Electronic Forms and Tutorials

The following, and more, are available via the Faculty section in MyHusky tutorials.
509 Internship Application
Petition for Exceptions
Change of Major Form
Prior Approval for Transfer Credit
Change of Grade Form
Incomplete (I) Grade Form

OnBase enterprise content management (ECM) from Hyland Software captures documents that comprise the student record and organizes them within a central secure location creating a paperless electronic file. Authorized University Staff retrieve and view documents pertinent to the student's academic record.

OnBase may be accessed via the following link: https://onbaseweb.buad.bloomu.edu/AppNet/Login.aspx

Users should choose the HTML radio button when logging on.

OnBase quick reference guide

Anyone not familiar with the system who has an interest in learning more may contact Deb Becker in the Registrar's Office.

Web browsers supported by OnBase are listed below:
Internet Explorer 7.0, 8.0, or 9.0
HTML Web Client (Macintosh OS):
Firefox 10ESR
HTML Web Client (Windows OS):
Firefox 10ESR
Internet Explorer 7.0, 8.0, or 9.0

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