Advising

How Can An Adviser Help Me?

The Undergraduate Advisers Can:

Help you with class scheduling
Assist you with long-range planning for future semesters
Explain College and University requirements
Help you decipher your degree audit report
Advise you in planning an internship or study abroad experience
Help with career planning, resume preparation, and law or graduate school planning
Provide information about support services available at the University
Connect you with alumni who can provide additional guidance

Advising Hours

Located in Oswald Tower

Offices: 303, 304, and 305

Academic Advising Drop-In Hours:

(All drop-ins are virtual)

Mondays and Tuesdays | 10:00am-11:30am

Wednesdays and Thursdays| 1:30-3:30pm

Fridays| NO DROP-INS!

All other hours by Appointment:

Please schedule an appointment using our Appointment Scheduling System.

Summer Advising Hours

Drop-ins are unavailable during the summer. If you wish to schedule an advising appointment, all summer appointments must be scheduled via email. Advising will continue to be virtual.

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Scheduling An Appointment Versus Dropping-In

Drop-in advising is a great option if you have questions that can be answered in a short amount of time. Appointments are meant for issues that you know will take longer than 10 or 15 minutes. Examples of topics that should be covered in an appointment include:

Schedule an Appointment	Drop-Ins
Change of major or concurrent major paperwork	Degree audit/ course schedule review
Long-range planning	Graduation check
Study Abroad plans	Entrance to Major questions
Major/career exploration	Course substitutions/ late drop
Class schedules for the upcoming semester
Withdrawing from a semester/ re-enrollment
Faculty Senate petitions

A few important points about scheduling an appointment:

Appointments are made in ½ hour blocks.
If you are assigned a specific adviser, you must schedule an appointment with that adviser.
You can see any adviser during drop-in advising hours.