Your Academic Advisor is dedicated to helping you achieve your academic goals, step-by-step, from year one to graduation. It’s a good idea to see your academic advisor when:

• Considering dropping or withdrawing from a course
• Clarifying academic policies, procedures and regulations
• Determining academic standing
• Experiencing academic difficulty
• Requesting a degree audit

• Planning for degree programs
• Choosing courses
• Adding a minor
• Returning from an absence

Academic Advising and Exploration Services, the academic advising team within the Student Success Centre, is specifically designated for the students described below.

• Students looking to change their major and/or explore adding a minor to their degree
• Undeclared or Undecided students
• Students in BA Social Sciences, General Humanities or BSc Science programs (i.e., without a specific major and formerly General Studies)
• Students on Academic Probation
• Students returning to studies following an absence
• Students who have general questions about university rules and regulations

Department Specific Academic Advising is designated for students who have degree-specific questions and who have a specific major.