Welcome to Academic Advising in the College of Humanities and Sciences!
As a student in the College of Humanities and Sciences, you have access to professional academic advisors, as well as staff in other offices that can help you navigate college. Whether you need help with general academic advising, deciding on a major, sorting out transfer credit, looking for referrals, choosing classes for next semester, or exploring careers, we have you covered.
You will generally work with your primary academic advisor to make sure you stay on track for graduation and are aware of opportunities for academic, personal, and career development. As a student, it is common to have more than one advisor during your time at UM. It is beneficial to meet with your advisor early and often.
Make the most of your college experience!
In the College of Humanities and Sciences, academic advising is a partnership. Advisors have extensive knowledge of academic programs and activities and help students maximize their education and create opportunities beyond college.
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Academic Advising
Students can expect one-on-one advising and personalized advice for courses, major selection, and academic development.
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Advising Center
Housed in the Dennis and Gretchen Eck Liberal Arts Building, students can meet with their academic advisor or drop-in for general questions.
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Student Resources
Advisors are equipped to help students find and utilize campus resources to ensure students' success personally and academically.
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Career Development
Students can work with their advisor to help them identify opportunities and experiences that help them prepare for life after college. Students can also go to the College of Humanities and Sciences Career Planning Center to find internships and jobs, along with personalized guidance to improve their application and interview skills.
Academic Advising
Students can expect one-on-one advising and personalized advice for courses, major selection, and academic development.
Advising Center
Housed in the Dennis and Gretchen Eck Liberal Arts Building, students can meet with their academic advisor or drop-in for general questions.
Student Resources
Advisors are equipped to help students find and utilize campus resources to ensure students' success personally and academically.
Career Development
Students can work with their advisor to help them identify opportunities and experiences that help them prepare for life after college. Students can also go to the College of Humanities and Sciences Career Planning Center to find internships and jobs, along with personalized guidance to improve their application and interview skills.
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Need to contact an advisor?
If you have a general question or concern, use our form to contact our general advising email. If you have an advisor assigned, please contact them directly. Check our advising staff page for advisor contact information.