Undergraduate Academic Advisors

Find your undergraduate advisor/advising center by major:

The College of Arts and Sciences has an excellent team of professional academic advisors to support students during their time at Texas A&M University. Our advisors are knowledgeable and compassionate professionals who are dedicated to providing our students with high-quality academic advising services.

Vision: Our team will lead the university in high quality academic advising. In collaboration with faculty we will create educational experiences that prepare the next generation of lifelong learners who are thoughtful and compassionate citizens and professionals.

Mission: We challenge our students to navigate their plans of study effectively and efficiently. We encourage our students to develop their social skills to engage with others in a confident and respectful manner. We listen carefully to our students and direct them as needed to the resources that will help keep them on track for timely graduation. We embody the Aggie Core Values and model them in every student interaction.

Academic advisors are responsible for empowering students to achieve their academic and career goals. They build relationships with students aiming to maximize undergraduate student retention and timely graduation. They clarify procedures and academic requirements for specific programs or majors and encourage engagement with the resources of Texas A&M University.

Academic advisors collaborate with students to understand and develop realistic and attainable educational and academic goals and provide input on related majors, minors, future education and career options that best align with student goals. They review students’ academic records and counsel them regarding core and degree course selection and the implication of selected courses and/or exception requests. They proactively refer students to academic, professional, and health and wellness resources. They maintain strict adherence to FERPA in all matters. They assess individual students' stage of academic development and promote their growth by determining suitable developmental tasks. Our advisors provide exceptional experiences for undergraduate students to foster a sense of belonging and encourage a lifelong connection with Departments and the College.

Advisors educate students about and assist them with academic processes such as registration, add/drop, Q drops, withdrawals, and change of curriculum submissions in accordance with department, college, and university policies. In those departments that require the Undergraduate Degree Planner, they help students complete them by identifying and planning courses that satisfy degree requirements and then review planners for accuracy. They consult their departmental leadership to ensure correct transfer and course substitution and submission via the Undergraduate Adjustment System for Dean, Provost, and Registrar approval. Advisors utilize EAB Navigate to manage and document student notifications.

Advisors monitor progress of students through their undergraduate career by reviewing and assessing academic records to determine status of progression and completion of degree requirements. They also refer students to additional intervention and guidance recommended to reaching their academic goals. They implement targeted advising, student success, retention events and academic campaigns such as degree-checkups, midterm interventions, or intrusive probation advising as needed.

Our advisors are located in advising centers throughout the campus, based on location, courses of study and/or related commonalities. Texas A&M has a mobile application called Navigate360 Student to help you stay on track throughout your college experience. Navigate360 Student allows you to schedule appointments with your academic advisors and tutoring on campus. Direct links to your advisors' Navigate appointment schedules are located below with their contact information.

If you need advising on college and university requirements, academic probation or dismissal, college honors, or need Dean’s approval on documents  please  contact the College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Education Advising Office by email or by phone at (979) 845-5143.

 Academic Advising Center supports the follow departments and majors:

• Biology: Biology (BIOL)
• Global Languages & Cultures: Classics (CLSS), International Studies, Modern Languages-French, German, Russian (MODL), Spanish (SPAN), Global Studies (GLST)
• Molecular & Cell Biology: Molecular & Cell Biology (BMBC)
• Microbiology: Microbiology (MBIO)
• NRSC-MCB: Neuroscience-Molecular & Cellular Neuroscience (NRSC-MCB)
• Sociology: Sociology (SOCI)
• Women's & Gender Studies: Women's & Gender Studies (WGST)
• USLA- RGE: University Studies -Race, Gender and Ethnicity
• Zoology: Zoology (ZOOL)
• Minors in the Department of Global Languages and Cultures
• Minors for SOCI and WGST

Blocker Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Mathematics: Applied Mathematical Sciences (APMT), Mathematics (MATH)
• Chemistry: Chemistry (CHEM)
• Physics & Astronomy: Physics (PHYS)
• Statistics: Statistics (STAT), Biostatistics (BIOI)

 Bolton Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Communication: Communication (COMM)
• Journalism: (JOUR)
• Telecommunication: (TCMS)

LAAH Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Anthropology: Anthropology (ANTH)
• English: English (ENGL)
• Philosophy: Philosophy (PHIL)
• History: History (HIST)
• Society, Ethics and Law: Society, Ethics and Law (SEL)

 WCSS Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Economics: Economics (ECON)

Psychology Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Psychological & Brain Sciences: Psychology (PSYC), Neuroscience- Behavioral & Cognitive (NRSC-BCN), BCNS

O&M Halbouty Advising Center supports the following departments and majors:

• Atmospheric Sciences: Meteorology (METR)
• Geography: Geographic Information Science and Technology (GIST), Geography (GEOG)
• Geology & Geophysics: Geology (GEOL), Geophysics (GEOP)
• Oceanography: Oceanography (OCNG), Ocean Studies (OCNS)
• Environmental Studies: Environmental Studies (ENST)
• Environmental & Sustainability Studies (ESST)