Spring 2026 Advising

To find your Faculty Advisor, refer to the table below under your major. Students are assigned to faculty advisors based on last name ranges.

To see their availability, please check this link here.

• Some professors ask you sign up on a dedicated link, and some have drop-in hours. Make sure to check on the Google Sheet listed above.

Freshmen: You can either reach out to your faculty advisor or attend a freshmen workshop in your ENGR 100 class.

Upsides of Advising

1. Graduate on time
2. Obtain valuable professional advice about future careers
3. Get to know a good role model!

Things to Prepare Prior to your Advising Meeting

1. Read through your Degree Progress Report (DPR) and Degree Planner ahead of time
2. Have a plan of your planned classes for next semester. Use the Planning Worksheet (link below) as a guide.
3. Have an approximate time frame on when to graduate, Collaborate with your faculty advisor to ensure timely graduation.
4. List down (applicable) questions about-
   1. Reaching your academic goals
   2. Field/Industry insights
   3. Research opportunities
   4. Picking the right internships
   5. Which upper-division elective to take?

Civil Engineering 

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Mechanical Engineering