How does Advising Work in PBS?
How does Advising Work in PBS?For Psychology Majors:
Psychology majors are welcome to consult with any of the advisors. You are not assigned to a specific advisor.
Click here for a list of the PBS Academic Advisors
And here’s how to reach us!
PBS Advising Center: Tobin Hall 501
Advising Center Open 10-3 Weekdays during fall and spring terms
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Drop-In Advising In Person: PBS Advising Center 10 am - 3 pm Mon - Fri On Zoom: Neuroscience drop in for Spring 2023 See a Peer Advisor for general questions. Faculty/staff advisor also available during drop-in. |
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Make an Appointment General Advising Click here for detailed Instructions to make an appointment Declare a psych major |
Need a Quick Answer? Check out our FAQ!
Need to know more about opportunities, resources, and programs for Psych majors? Use the links to the left! 
Need other resources (personal, financial, etc.)? Click Here for Single Stop Resources
Click here to find Tips and Resources for Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing
Need to know requirements?
Need to know requirements?General Psych BA and BS requirements
Neuroscience Track Requirements
General Education Requirements for students entering as First Year Students
General Education Requirements for students entering as Transfers
CNS College Level Requirements for BA and BS students
Understand Your Academic Requirements Report on SPIRE
Not a Psych Major?
See Major Requirements linked above
Declare a psych major by appointment using Navigate
Ask questions about a potential major or minor by coming to Drop-in Hours (see above)
Learn about a Psychology Minor here
Other Useful links:
- Registrar’s office FAQ (credits, transcripts, etc)
- College of Natural Sciences (foreign language requirement, BS credits, probation or suspension)
- Commonwealth (Honors) College
- Departmental Honors
- Domestic Exchange
- Study Abroad - International Programs Office
