Undergraduate Student Services and Academic Advising
Our goal is that you will not only establish a meaningful, supportive relationship with your adviser, but that you will also learn skills and knowledge that will assist you in meeting your personal, professional, and academic goals.
- Students will meet with their adviser at least once a semester and access them as needed.
- Students will identify their degree requirements as represented on their degree audit and apply it to the development and implementation of their long-term educational plan.
- Students will graduate in a timely manner by using their educational plan and selecting appropriate courses each semester.
- Students will utilize appropriate campus resources to assist them in achieving their academic, professional, and personal goals.
- Students will articulate how courses they select fit into a well-rounded education.
Scheduling Appointments
Students in the Psychology major can schedule appointments that range from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the nature of their questions and advisers are each offering a blend of in person and virtual options. These can be scheduled by visiting the following website which links to your Starfish account.
Students who arrive later than halfway through their appointment slot, will be asked to reschedule.
Those pursuing or exploring the psychology minor may not schedule appointments and are encouraged to work with an adviser via email or visit advising during our drop in hours
FALL 25 Drop-in:
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
1:30–3:30 p.m.
In Person: 220 Pond Lab
Virtual: https://tinyurl.com/ladropins
By appointment only. Please schedule with your assigned adviser through Starfish or reach out to them by email to arrange a time to meet.
If you have brief questions or concerns that can be addressed within 10 minutes or are a psychology minor we suggest you attend drop in advising.
Thirty minute Appointments are meant for issues that you know will take longer than 10 or 15 minutes. Examples of topics that could be covered in an appointment include:
- Change of major or concurrent major paperwork
- Long-range planning
- Transferring credits from other institutions
- Education abroad planning
- Major/career/postgraduate exploration
Reviewing Act 48 forms
You should schedule your appointment with your assigned adviser. Students can check who their assigned adviser is by logging onto Starfish.
How to Schedule Appointments
Do you already have a psychology adviser?
If you said YES, visit our Meet the Advisers page to find a direct link to your adviser’s calendar.
If you said NO, visit our Meet the Advisers page to learn more.
Parents
Parents of Psychology Students, continue to read more on our Parent Site.