Advising
Students receive academic advising directly from their school and college advising offices, and after they have declared a major, from faculty or staff advisors in academic departments. Students are urged to be in touch with their advising centers early and often to resolve questions about degree requirements, course selection, graduation checks, and many other academic matters.
Students who are still deciding about a major, those in several pre-health fields and non-matriculated students can receive advising help from the Division of University Studies.
Academic Advising Awards
Advising Offices and Contact Information
Advising Documents for Orientation
Academic Policies
AP Equivalencies
Change of Major Process During Orientation
Core Curriculum
New RCIs
Transfer Information
View Access to Undergraduate Admissions Documents (A8)
Spring 2008 Advisor Newsletter
Summer 2007 Advisor Newsletter
CHANGE OF MAJOR PROCESS DURING ORIENTATION:
Change of Major Form
Handout #1
Guidelines for Changing Your Major during Orientation
Handout #2 (by School/College)
Ambler College
Boyer College of Music and Dance: Cannot complete a Change of Major during orientation for majors that require additional admissions requirements.
College of Education
College of Engineering
College of Health Professions - Therapeutic Recreation, Public Health, or Communication Science Programs
College of Health Professions - Athletic Training, Exercise and Sport Science, PHETE (Physical and Health Education Teacher Education), or Pre-Health Programs
College of Liberal Arts
College of Science and Technology
Division of University Studies (including Pre-Nursing and Pre-Health Information Management) See
Guidelines for Changing Your Major During Orientation
Fox School of Business and Management
School of Communications and Theater
School of Social Administration
School of Tourism and Hospitality Management
Tyler School of Art - Main Campus Programs
Tyler School of Art - Elkins Park Campus:
Cannot complete a Change of Major during orientation for majors that require additional admissions requirements.
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