With an adviser, you can discuss your academic plans and degree requirements. Advisers will help you interpret your CAPP report and can provide informed referrals when you need help.
Research the courses you need for your program by reviewing our program planning worksheets. First-year students may also sign up for a same-day appointment with an academic adviser in the Advising Centre.
A successful academic experience requires research and program planning.
Having the proper roadmap in front of you can make your academic adventure a little easier to navigate. Use tools like program planning worksheets and the academic calendar to help you.
Please note: The Academic Advising Centre will be closed on both Friday, June 1 and Friday, June 8.
Take time to plan your degree. Make decisions that fit you and your goals. Connect with an Academic Adviser when you have specific questions, as well as when you need someone to talk to about your options. Depending on your question, you may want to meet with an Academic Adviser in the Academic Advising Centre (AAC) for Humanities, Science and Social Sciences or a faculty member in your academic program who has responsibility for Academic Unit Advising (AUA).
