There are 3 ways to communicate with a BCOE Academic Advisor

Email | Drop-in | Appointment

• Do you need an email, drop-in or appointment?

  Use this table to determine whether you need to schedule an appointment with your academic advisor, 
  attend advisor's drop-in hours or just send an email.

  You may also find helpful links in the online column.

  
  Drop-in advising is best for quick, 10-minute sessions.
  Advisor appointments are recommended for more complex issues.

   

  Reasons	Email	Drop-In	Appointment	Online
  Academic probation process			X
  Add and/or drop a course		X
  Admissions as a freshman or transfer (prospective student)				Admissions
  Application for Graduation		X
  Articulation of course	Email Advisor
  Breadth requirements		X
  Change catalog year		X
  Change major (in or within BCOE)				Change of Major Criteria
  Change major (from BCOE to CHASS)				Change of Major CHASS
  Change major (from BCOE to CNAS)				Change of Major - CNAS
  Course planning (beyond next term)			X	Course Planning
  Course registration (current term)		X
  Course registration (next term)		X
  Declare a double major			X
  Declare or drop a minor	Email Advisor
  Degree audit and degree progress			X
  Discuss academic challenges (not Academic Probation Process)			X
  Discuss summer school		X
  Discuss TE, focal area, etc.			X
  Evaluate transfer credit	Email Advisor
  Extend matriculation		X
  Grading Basis		X
  Participation in Commencement		X
  Part-time Status		X
  Petition for exception to academic policy				Online Petition
  Readmission				Readmission
  Registration hold		X
  Repeat policy		X
  UCR Extension Enrollment				Concurrent Enrollment
  Withdraw from the University		X

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