Academic Advising

CBA Undergraduate Programs provides academic advising regarding course selection and registration, transfer credit, academic probation and progress made toward your degree. It will be the student's responsibility to make certain that he/she is fulfilling the degree requirements. Therefore, the college strongly recommends that all continuing students meet with an advisor for a credit evaluation each semester.

How to schedule an appointment:

Call (312) 996-2700
Stop by 1118 University Hall

The Role of the Academic Advisor

To help understand the academic and administrative processes of the university and the CBA
Encourage engagement in the educational process and development of decision making skills
Provide accurate information about curriculum options and degree requirements
Assist in the exploration of educational and life goals
Help plan a course of study and give advice about courses and course loads
Refer to support programs and other resources when appropriate

Types of Advising
The College of Business Administration offers advising in the following areas:

Registration Advising
Selection of Major
DARS Review / Credit Check
BA 100 Advising
Mandatory Accounting Advising
Probation Advising
Study Abroad Course Selection
Graduation Check

Required Advising
Students must see an advisor to address any of the issues listed below:

Each semester, IDS majors and juniors and seniors majoring in accounting are required to meet with a college advisor prior to meeting with an assigned faculty advisor in their major department.
Students on academic probation must meet with an advisor at least once each semester until the probationary status has been cleared.
All graduating seniors are required to meet with an advisor for a graduation check appointment no later than the semester in which they plan to graduate.
It is highly recommended that students complete a graduation check the semester before you plan to graduate.

Individual academic advising is by appointment. General questions can be answered by phone. We encourage students to use e-mail to contact advisors with quick questions. If there is an emergency situation, contact the director of academic services. We encourage students to see an advisor whenever they have a question about their academic programs.