Academic Advising

Our office is currently operating remotely until further notice. For questions or concerns, please contact us via email or phone (information below).

Contact Information

Email: as-studentservices@cornell.edu

Phone: 607-255-5004

Virtual Drop-In Hours| Mon-Thu 3:00-4:00 PM ET

Briefly meet one-on-one with your advising dean. Drop-ins are first come, first served, and will be hosted remotely via Zoom.

Spring 2022 Drop-in Schedule

Virtual Appointment Scheduling

Schedule an Appointment with Your Advising Dean

Make an appointment with your advising dean (select Arts & Sciences Student Services on that page).

• Make sure to use your Cornell email. You will receive a Zoom invitation prior to the meeting.
• For academic concerns related to your major, contact your faculty advisor or the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the respective major/s.
• For academic concerns related to your courses, contact your instructors.

Advising deans help students explore academic resources, curriculum and understand the academic requirements of the College of Arts & Sciences. You can also discuss academic support resources as well as any challenges you face.

Faculty advisors are your go-to source for information about major requirements. You can find your faculty advisor in Student Center under "program advisor."

Peer Ambassadors are assigned to all first-year students and can answer questions from a student perspective to ease the transition from high school to college. Learn more about Peer Ambassadors.

Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) in each academic department is also available to help plan a path toward a particular major. Contact DUS.

Office of Undergraduate Biology (OUB) advises on academics and research for all biology majors in both A&S and CALS. Learn more about OUB.

To Find Your Advising Dean

• Current students: Check your Student Center
• Faculty/staff: Arts & Sciences faculty can check here. Other faculty, please email Student Services

Important dates and deadlines for Fall 2021 are available here.

You can track your progress towards the degree by login into the DUST report. This report only tracks the university and college requirements. To track progress towards your major requirements, contact your faculty advisor.

LOG IN TO DUST

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