Undergraduate Advising

Schedule an appointment

First-year students (not including new transfer students or online students) receive advising support in Armstrong Hall and graduate students receive advising support from our graduate advisor. 

Advising appointments are now primarily by phone or Zoom, with limited in-person appointments available each week.  Appointments are scheduled no more than two weeks in advance. If there are no appointments available in the system, check back the next day-- more times may open up. 

Same Day Advising (In-Person and Virtual)

Same Day Advising begins January 6, 2025 to support students through the start of the semester. Meet with an Academic Advisor during the days and times listed below.

Please click the Zoom link before exiting the sign-in window to notify the advising staff you are checking in for an appointment. If you are having trouble connecting with us for same day advising, please contact our Front Desk at 480-965-7682. 

Check in for Drop-In Advising

Same Day Advising Days & Hours: 

• Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: 11am – 1pm
• Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9am - 11am

Attend Same Day Advising for:

• Quick questions
• Form signatures
• 10 to 15-minute items

Same Day Advising is not for:

• Students with academic or financial enrollment holds
• Changing a major
• New/prospective ASU students 

Additional Information when attending Same Day Advising: 

• Depending on your request, an Academic Advisor may ask you to schedule a separate advising appointment to further discuss your questions. 
• Students are asked to be present in front of a computer or device with internet access at the time of your same day advising appointment to access ASU tools and ensure a successful advising session. 
• Please note wait times to see an Academic Advisor may be longer than expected during busier times of the academic year; students can also schedule an advising appointment and cancel if questions are answered in Same Day Advising. 
• Check-ins for same day advising will end 15 minutes before the end of the open advising block; advisors will accept students until 10 minutes before the end of the block.  

Meeting with your advisor: 

You should meet with your advisor at least once per semester to identify academic and career goals, implement plans and assume responsibility for your education.  

Not all advising questions require meetings, please email [email protected] for questions regarding:  

• Quick, administrative questions 
• A quick review of your upcoming classes 
• Overloads (taking more than 18 credit hours in the semester) 
• Course Overrides – with attached professor permission 
  • Section full  
  • Course pre-requisites 
• Questions that don’t immediately impact your current semester