Undergraduate Advising

Mathematics Undergraduate Advisor: Angie Gardiner LCB 214 801-581-6837

Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment for issues expected to take longer than a few minutes, including (but not limited to) major/minor declaration, freshman mandatory advising, 2nd year mandatory advising, graduation, and longer prerequisite/math placement questions. If you cannot find an appointment that works with your schedule you may call or email me with some alternate days/times that you'd be available. Drop-in hours are available for shorter questions. Drop-in Office Hours Summer 2016 (Effective May 23 - August 4) Mondays and Thursdays 10:30 - 1:00 Any changes to drop-in office hours will be posted here: Drop-in hours on Thursday, June 16 will be 1:00 - 3:00. There will be no drop-in hours on Thursday, June 30 There will be no drop-in hours on Monday, July 4 (Independence Day Holiday). There will be no drop-in hours on Thursday, July 7. What Can Your Advisor Help You With? Academic advisors are here to help you make the most of your experience at the University of Utah. Please meet with your advisor once per semester, or at least once per year, to discuss progress toward your degree and any concerns you may have. This will allow you to know more about course availability and pre-requisites (which are strictly enforced). It is crucial that you work closely with your advisor to graduate without delay. If you are a transfer student, you are encouraged to meet with the department advisor early in your academic career, even prior to admission to the University of Utah. Academic Advisors are available for: Declaring a major or minor Explaining University graudation requirements, including general education, bachelor degree and course requirements Developing an educational plan that includes scheduling, timing and using the DARS and GPS systems Connecting with University and departmental opportunities and resources Evaluating transfer credits Navigating the system from admission to graduation and everything in between Discussing anything regarding your education at the U of U