
The Academic Advising Office offers academic advising services to all students who are pursuing a major or minor within the College of Arts & Humanities. We recommend students meet with our office as well as their Faculty Advisor at least once each semester.
Every student with a major in the College of Arts & Humanities has two academic advising resources: 1) the Advising Office and 2) Faculty Advisor.
In order to graduate in a timely manner, students should plan their academic degree path by making sure they cover their general and major requirements.
When a student does not meet academic standing requirements, they are placed on Academic Warning, Academic Probation, or Suspension.
Reference our Academic Advisors' most frequently asked questions.
Our Academic Advisors strive for student success and well-being by working with students in the following ways:
To limit the spread of COVID-19, Zoom or phone appointments are preferred. Please complete our Advising Assistance Form prior to scheduling an appointment. This form will help our advising staff to better assist you with your needs.
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Every student with a major in the College of Arts & Humanities has two academic advising resources, 1) College Academic Advising Office and 2) Faculty Advisor. Before you meet with either, you should prepare so you don't waste your time and get as much as you can out of the meeting.
In order to graduate in a timely manner, students should plan their academic degree path by making sure they cover their general and major requirements.
Follow these helpful steps so you are ready to register for courses when your window opens.
Update your student record for your Major, Minor, Certificate, Advisor or Catalog year.
When a student does not meet academic standing requirements, they are placed on Academic Warning, Academic Probation, or Suspension. Learn what happens, how to avoid it, and view resources to help.
View a listing of the most frequently asked questions of our Academic Advisors.
Contact the College of Arts & Humanities Academic Advising Office.