Academic advising
Academic Advising aims to enhance student success by engaging students in making informed choices about their academic planning. Academic Advisors are available to assist undergraduate students with any academic matters throughout their degree including academic requirements for university programs, academic policies, and procedures as well as exploring program options and developing program plans.
Note: Academic Advising can provide support to first-year Applied Science students, however the School of Engineering has its own advising office to support its students.
Academic Advising
Check out Academic Advising’s frequently asked questions, and make sure your student has reviewed the for their program.
Advising for Indigenous students
Aboriginal Programs and Services provides Indigenous students advising from the time of application and throughout academic experience. Indigenous Student Advisors help students navigate their academic journey through a holistic approach including academic, cultural, social, and physical considerations.
indigenous student advising
Note: We use the term “Aboriginal” in the spirit of its use in section 35(2) of the Canadian Constitution, to refer inclusively to members of First Nations, status and non-status, treaty and non-treaty Indians, Metis, and Inuit peoples in Canada, recognizing in doing so that many people prefer the terms that are specific and traditional to their communities.
