Academic advising

Which advisor should I see?

Curious who your advisor is? To start, check your MyASU page. Need more information? Select from the buttons below to determine next steps.

I am an online student

This is my first year at ASU

I transferred to ASU

I want to change my major

This is my second+ year at ASU

In The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, student success is our first priority. Our academic advisors will be your guides throughout your time at Arizona State University. Together with your advisors, you’ll develop a path to graduation and beyond. We encourage you to meet with your advisors regularly to make sure you stay on track to meet your goals.

During your first year in our college, for both first-year and transfer students, you will receive centralized advising from advisors in the humanities, natural sciences or social sciences hubs in Armstrong Hall. From there, you will receive advising in one of the 19 academic units in the college, allowing you to receive extensive, discipline-specific knowledge and assistance.

Futures Center

Prepare for success after graduation

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recognizes our central role in preparing our students for life after ASU. Visit the Futures Center to get connected with internships, career information, pre-professional advising, alumni in your desired field and more!

Academic advising resources

Student request forms

Double major request, course override forms, credit overload petitions and everything else you need to stay on track.

Advising forms

How to read your Graduation Audit

The DARS - Graduation Audit is used by students and advisors to track progress toward graduation.

View Graduation Audit instructions

Important class deadlines

Curious when the semester starts or when classes end? Stay up-to-date with upcoming deadlines, holidays, finals and more!

View the academic calendar

New to ASU

Are you a first-year student or transfer from another school? Welcome, we’re glad you’re here! Click the link below that best fits your circumstance for more detailed information on your next steps.

First-year experience

Transfer experience

International experience

Frequently accessed resources

No need to dig around the website. Here are some of our resources most frequently accessed by students.

Science and society

Credit overload petition

Transfer credit guide

Student support resources

Your years at school aren’t always easy. If you need assistance in any way, know that we’re here for you. Below are some quick links. If you don’t see what you need, please reach out via our contact page, accessible at the bottom of this page.

Medical compassionate withdrawal

Disqualification and probation

Undergraduate Readmission

Additional opportunities

Tutoring
We’re committed to helping you achieve your education-related goals. If you need a little extra help with a class, discover the multiple tutoring options available.

Clubs and organizations
ASU has more than 1,000 student groups available to join. Getting involved is a great way to maximize your college experience and build lifelong friendships.

Study abroad
Studying abroad can impact your life in many positive ways, some of which will last far beyond your time at ASU. Meet new people and discover new cultures all while continuing your university education.

Internships
Fewer than 3 in 10 employers think recent graduates enter the workforce well-prepared. Completing an internship during school can help give you a leg up in the workforce after graduation.

Research opportunities
Starting or joining a research project as an undergraduate can prepare you for graduate school or help you establish professional connections with experts in the field. Plus, it’s fun!

Living on campus
Our housing options are more than just a residence hall; they combine community activities with support services to benefit your academic experience. You’ll get the chance to meet lifelong friends, learn about university opportunities and live right on campus.

Student Perspective

“I do not know what I expected from my transition from a small school to one of the largest in the country, but I am grateful for how well it went. I wanted something bigger with more resources. ASU fit that criteria. My lasting impression of Arizona State University is that you can make a big school feel small if you’re willing to find your niche.” - Joe Casavecchia, graduate of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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