Academic Advisors for Astrophysics, Space Science, and Astronomy Majors
The College of Natural Sciences (CNS) offers our undergraduate students a dual advising model. Astronomy students have access to professional advising staff through CNS first-year advising and upper-level advising teams. After their first year, students transition to an upper-level advisor with whom they work for their sophomore, junior, and senior years. Students also have access to faculty mentors in the Astronomy Department.
CNS advisors provide students with support for:
- Major/college/gen-ed degree requirements
- Creating an academic plan to stay on track for graduation
- Navigating Campus Resources
- Adjusting to College/Establishing a sense of belongingness
- Major Exploration
- Academic Success & Planning
Petitions and Forms
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is my First Year Advisor (FYA)?
- Who is my upper-level Advisor (ULA)?
- How can a I schedule an appointment with a professional academic advisor?
- How can I declare a major in Astrophysics, Space Science, or Astronomy?
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