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Academic Advising

Advise Me Weekly - LSA Newsletter

The Advise Me Weekly (AMW), the LSA advising newsletter, has advising news and tips along with information about internships, leadership, scholarship, and study abroad opportunities.

Bachelor General Studies (BGS) Advising - LSA

The Bachelor in General Studies (BGS) degree is an alternative to the Bachelor of Arts (AB) or the Bachelor of Science(BS)degrees through the college of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA). This degree program appeals to students with many interdisciplinary interests who want to design a program of study that is a bit more flexible. This site offers contact information for advisers who know this degree option best and can help with advising.

College of Architecture & Urban Planning - Advising

The advising office for Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning provides students with information about undergraduate and graduate degree programs, coursework and careers in architecture, urban planning and urban design.

College of Engineering

The student web page for the College of Engineering provides needed information to current and prospective undergraduate and graduate students regarding admissions, programs and degrees, advising and support services, scholarships, and much more.

College of Pharmacy - Advising

Undergraduate and graduate students interested in pharmaceutical sciences as a program of study or obtaining technical positions in the production, control and development sectors of the pharmaceutical industry may find contact information for academic advising in the College of Pharmacy through this link.

Engineering Advising Center

The Engineering Advising Center supports first-year and undeclared students in their transition from high school to the rigorous academic demands of the College of Engineering and assists students in the development of their academic plans and career goals.

Engineering Undergraduate Program Advisors

Upon declaring a degree program within engineering, students may reach a specific department adviser for their engineering specialty.

Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

The Gerald R Ford School of Public Policy offers writing resources to students enrolled in this program or its classes.

Individual Concentration Program (ICP) - LSA

The Individual Concentration Program (ICP) offers students in LSA an opportunity to plan and design their own interdisciplinary concentrations. It allows students to integrate coursework from across the College to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a given academic issue. Through an Individual Concentration, students have the opportunity to develop academic programs that integrate the rich array of disciplinary perspectives available in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. This site offers more information about this option and how to contact the adviser in charge.

International Center - Advising

This International Center site provides advising contact information and hours of operation for students interested in education abroad (study, internships, research and service-learning), and for international students and visiting scholars. More specifically, international students may find help here as they adjust to the US (laws and visas), get comfortable with the University (with its classroom culture and student responsibilities), and make effective course choices for academic study.

LSA Honors Program Advising

The Honors Program is a four-year program that provides rich and challenging academic offerings to talented and highly motivated students in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Advisers help students clarify their intellectual interests, create connection with faculty and research fellows, and become aware of the rich opportunities of a large University while being part of a smaller community.

Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center

The Academic Advising Center works with LSA undergraduates to determine educational goals and choose academic programs within the curriculum that are appropriate to their individual interests and abilities and consistent with the values of a liberal arts education. The center also provides assistance in evaluating academic progress and performance.

Office of Academic Standards & Academic Opportunities - LSA Advising

The Office of Academic Standards and Academic Opportunities provides guidance and support to LSA undergraduates in the pursuit of their degrees. Academic standards advisors guide both students who encounter or anticipate academic difficulty and students who require special programmatic assistance during the course of their college career.

Center for Global and Intercultural Study

The University of Michigan (U-M) Center for Global and Intercultural Study (CGIS), a department within LS&A, can advise students about a large number of study abroad opportunities, many undergraduate. The CGIS offers walk-in and e-advising services.

Peer Academic Advising Office - LSA

Experienced LSA undergraduate students provide information about a wide range of courses and aspects of academic like. The office also houses a few past tests and study aids for various courses and catalogs from law, medicine, business, and other professional and graduate programs.

Residential College Academic Services - Advising

RC faculty academic advisers assist students with RC and LSA requirements, academic progress, and adjustment to college life. The Academic Services Office is located at 134 Tyler in East Quad.

School of Art & Design - Advising

Academic Services offers information on both the undergraduate and graduate application process, current course offerings, academic advising, transcripts, recruitment and career development.

School of Business - Academic Services

Academic Services at the Ross School of Business offers academic information and advising for various business degree programs, including course registration. This site allows students to find hours of operation when they may speak with an academic counselor.

School of Dentistry

This web page provides a listing of academic resources for the U-M School of Dentistry.

School of Information - MSI Academic Advising (Master’s Program)

Faculty and staff in the School of Information provide their Master’s students with information regarding program options, requirements, and procedures and assist with problem solving and support.

School of Music, Theatre & Dance - Advising

For general admissions, advising, and academic questions regarding the School of Music, Theatre & Dance, contact someone from Admissions & Student Services found on this site. Contact information for specific majors/departments within this school can also be found on this site.

School of Nursing - Advising

Students interested in the RN Studies Program at the U-M may speak with an academic advisor prior to admissions to learn more about the program and develop enrollment plans to complete RN Studies Program requirements. The RN advisor also approves all transfer courses, handles guest applications, receives transcripts from courses taken outside of the School of Nursing (SoN), and assists students experiencing academic difficulties.

School of Public Health - Academic Affairs

The Office of Academic Affairs manages recruiting, application processing and admissions, student records, courses, grades, course evaluations, official reporting, scholarships and financial aid, career services, academic outreach, and degree conferral for students at UM School of Public Health (SPH).

School of Public Health - Office of Academic Affairs

By using contact information found here, perspective students can learn about the 5 programs of study within the School of Public Health (Biostatistics, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology , Health Behavior and Health Education, and Health Management and Policy). Perspective students can also learn how to apply to the programs and about scholarships available. Once accepted to the program, students can use contacts here to find support services, career development opportunities, and much more.