Undergraduate Advising

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences advising will meet with students virtually or in person.

EMAIL: psycadvising@tamu.edu *Must include your FULL name and UIN*

DROP-INS (current students): Monday – Thursday; 9:00 – 11:00am, via Zoom or in person (MILN 205). Students will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis. *Must be in the waiting room by 10:45am*

ZOOM ROOMS: all are available for all aspects of advising.

MONDAY AND TUES 9-11am only:

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/708 561 1590 Unavailable February 18th.

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/856 206 7578 Unavailable February 5-13th & 27th.

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/889 239 5354 Unavailable February 17th.

WEDNESDAY AND THURS 9-11am only:

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/970 888 2799 No Unavailable dates

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/968 203 4131 Unavailable February 27th.

https://tamu.zoom.us/j/857 532 1575 No Unavailable dates

Drop in advising (zoom and in person) NOT AVAILABLE on Fridays.

APPOINTMENTS (current students): Monday – Thursday; 1:30 – 4:00pm. Please visit https://tamu.campus.eab.com/home to schedule your advising appointment.

*Requesting a PSYC minor: Please DO NOT schedule an appointment. Instead, email psycadvising@tamu.edu with your full name and UIN to inquire about and/or request a PSYC minor.

**Adding PBSI 484/485/491 contracts: Please DO NOT schedule an appointment. Instead, email psycadvising@tamu.edu with your full name, UIN, and completed form.

***GRADUATE SCHOOL QUESTIONS: Contact Lauren Smith at laurensmith@tamu.edu

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS AND VISITORS:

For prospective Freshmen and Transfer students seeking degree plan information and admissions questions, please contact Juan Lopez at jlopez@tamu.edu.

HIGHLY REQUESTED FORMS AND INFORMATION

Students wishing to q-drop classes can do so through their HOWDY portal.

PBSI MAJORS FAQ

BA PSYC Degree plan

BS PSYC Degree plan

BS NRSC (BCN) Degree Plan

Registration/Graduation

Probation information

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Our award winning undergraduate academic advisors are here to assist students majoring in psychology or neuroscience (behavioral and cognitive neuroscience track) and minoring in psychology. They know the faculty, department’s courses, and special opportunities offered by the department for undergraduate students. They can ensure that students’ schedules meet the requirements of their selected degree plans.