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Academic advising helps you build your course plan, understand degree requirements, navigate university policies and make informed decisions about your academic path. Who advises you depends on where you are in your degree. First-year students work with the Office of Student Development and Success (OSDS) advisors during the Common First Year. Once you declare your major, you transition to your department’s advising team. All undergraduate students must complete pre-registration advising before each semester’s registration window opens.

First-Year Students
All first-year engineering students during the Common First Year — the shared curriculum you complete before declaring your major
Major-Declared Students
Once you declare your major, you work with advisors in your department who specialize in your program’s requirements
Transfer Students
Transfer students work with OSDS transition coaches during your first semester, then move to departmental advising

Summer Classes

Stay on track or get ahead. Summer classes can help you lighten your course load, repeat a challenging course, accelerate your degree or create more flexibility for internships and co-ops.

Not Sure Where to Start?

If you’re not sure whether you should contact OSDS or your department advisor, start with OSDS — they can point you in the right direction.