The advisers in the Academic Advising Center can help you better understand the overall graduation requirements and general education requirements to earn your degree. They can educate you on how to use the advising tools and resources and can help you develop an academic plan for your next semester’s schedule or assist in the process of selecting or changing a major.

The Academic Advising Center advisers can also assist with explaining academic policy, academic status, as well as guidance and direction on how and when to apply to graduate These advisers also evaluate transfer credit, and serve as a central place to communicate undergraduate academic deadlines, policies, and advising events.

Advisers in the Academic Advising Center are available for advising virtually through zoom or by phone. Please visit the Academic Advising Center website for contact information.

Major and minor advisers are available for each individual major and minor. On the Major Adviser Directory, you can find the faculty or staff adviser for your specific major or minor. Your faculty/staff adviser will help guide you in planning and scheduling your major preparation courses and upper division major courses. They can also answer questions regarding career opportunities and graduate studies in your major field.

All majors at SDSU reside within a college. In addition to major advising, there are ways to connect with your advisers through College Advising. Below is the list of the undergraduate Colleges and more information on how to connect with additional advising resources.

• College of Arts and Letters
• College of Education
• College of Engineering
• College of Health and Human Services
• College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts
• College of Sciences
• Division of Faculty Advancement and Student Success
• Fowler College of Business

EOP Counselors provide academic, career, and personal counseling as well as facilitate academic success and personal development. Please visit the EOP Counselors contact information page for more information on how to connect with your EOP Counselor.

If your major requires an international experience or study abroad requirement to graduate, or if you have goals to study abroad to participate in high impact experiences, you can connect with a study abroad adviser in the International Student Center to begin the process of exploring your options.

The Weber Honors College program is a unique minor, comprising an interdisciplinary curriculum made up of small, discussion-based seminars and innovative teaching techniques to promote engagement in the subject area, preparing students for high-impact educational experiences. If you have elected to participate in the Weber Honors College program, you will work directly with the Weber Honors College adviser.

Preprofessional advisers are available for students pursuing a preprofessional career (pre-medical, pre-law, etc.) and planning to attend professional schools. SDSU provides pre-professional advising for the following programs:

• Preaudiology
• Predental
• Prelegal
• Premedical
• Preoccupational Therapy
• Preoptometry
• Prepharmacy
• Prephysical Therapy
• Prephysician Assistant
• Prepodiatric Medicine
• Presocial Work
• Pre-Speech-Language Pathology
• Preveterinary

The division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity offers support services for students with special needs, those enrolled in special programs, or students seeking personal and career counseling. Below is a list of additional support services to promote academic success.

Graduate Advisers are available to assist students preparing for or enrolled in graduate programs at SDSU.