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Academic Advising Appointments
Meet with an Academic Advisor
Meeting with your Academic Advisor has the benefits of:
- Getting advice on your class schedule and use your DARS Plans to keep track of requirements for graduation.
- Developing strategies to build study habits and improve your GPA.
- Learning about campus resources for tutoring, time management, study tips, etc.
- Exploring other majors, if you are undecided about your major or are not sure it is a good fit.
- Having your hold removed before it is time to register for next semester's classes.
- Learning about university and academic policies and procedures.
- Defining and developing your academic, professional, and personal goals.
Learning about engaging in career-related learning experiences, like volunteering and internships.
To schedule an appointment with your assigned Academic Advisor from the Academic Advising Center:
- CALL: 707-826-5225 and leave a detailed voice message with your name, student ID#, contact information, and the reason for your call.
- EMAIL: advisingcenter@humboldt.edu with your name, student ID#, contact information, and the reason for your email.
Please note: If you have a faculty advisor from your major department, please email them directly to request an appointment. If you have an EOP advisor, please contact the EOP office directly.
Not sure who your advisor is? Check out steps to contact your advisor.
Meeting with your academic advisor can be one of the most valuable things you do to stay on track with your degree. Here’s a list of questions to ask your advisor, depending on where you are in your college journey:
- Which classes should I take next semester? Can we map out my remaining semesters?
- Do I have any general education requirements?
- What prerequisites do I need to fulfill?
- Can I double major or add a minor? How will that affect my graduation timeline?
- How many credits do I still need to complete my degree?
- Are there any GPA requirements for my major?
- What happens if I drop or fail a class? Can I retake a class to improve my grade?
- How do transfer credits work? Can I take summer classes elsewhere?
- Are there student organizations or academic clubs related to my major?
- Where can I get tutoring or academic support?
- Are there resources for first-generation or non-traditional students?
- When should I check in with you again?
Drop-In Academic Advising hours:
Visit Academic Advising Drop-Ins for the following and more: Basic DARS Review • Declaring a Major/Major Change • Adding a Minor • How to Use DARS Degree Planner • Scheduling Classes • Add/Drop • Credit/No Credit
Schedule a Presentation:
If you would like to schedule a presentation for your student Club or Organization, please contact the Academic Advising Center at advisingcenter@humboldt.edu.
Career Advising Appointments:
Contact the Career Development Center to request support for the following: Resume Review, Cover Letter Review, Job & Internship Search, Graduate School Application/Personal Statement Help and Interviewing Tips.