Advising in BDIC
BDIC academic advising occurs at two different levels: advising for BDIC majors with academic advisors, and peer advising for prospective students interested in the program.
Advising for BDIC majors
Advisors in BDIC help you choose courses and guide you through specific requirements in your major.
Interested in BDIC?
Meet with a BDIC Peer Advisor to discuss whether BDIC is a good fit for you.
Major's Week 2026
Visit the BDIC Major’s Week Events page to learn more about BDIC and upcoming events.
Steps to Becoming a BDIC Major
Step one:
Visit the Explore Concentrations page to see examples of how recent BDIC students have designed their majors.
Step two:
Meet with a BDIC Peer Advisor to discuss whether BDIC is a good fit for you. Think about your academic interests and what you’d like to study. You don’t need to have it all figured out!
Step three:
Apply to the BDIC Proposal Writing class (BDIC 396P)
The 2-credit class is the first step toward developing your concentration.
To explore if BDIC is a good fit for you, schedule an appointment on Navigate with a BDIC peer advisor, or email the BDIC Office at @email