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• For long-term degree planning and graduation time support
• To prepare for registration each semester
• When exploring majors, minors, and other academic opportunities
• Career exploration and academic goal setting related to degree planning
• If you’re facing academic or personal challenges
• When planning for internships, study abroad, research, etc.
• If you have an academic advising hold on your account, you may be required to schedule an appointment with your academic advisor to resolve the hold.
• Students are required to meet with an academic advisor at least once in their first and second year. Those who do not will receive a registration hold in the spring semester that will require them to schedule an appointment and meet with their A&S academic advisor prior to registering for the fall semester.
• Students in academic difficulty will also get a registration hold.Ìý

Our A&S Academic Advising team is happy to meet with you either in-person or virtually to support you in the way that works best for you. Whether you prefer to meet face-to-face or connect virtually, we’re here to help. We’d love to meet you in-person at least once during your first year, but our priority is making sure you feel supported and connected no matter what modality works best for you. Choose the meeting format that works best for your needs, comfort level, and schedule.Ìý

• We Encourage Your First Meeting to Be In-Person: During your first semester at CU, we encourage you to schedule an in-person appointment with your A&S academic advisor. It would be great to meet in-person at least once within your first year.
  • Meeting with your academic advisor in-person can be a great way to start building your connection to CU. It gives you the opportunity to get to know your academic advisor, learn where academic advising offices and campus resources are located, and feel more comfortable asking questions and seeking support in the future. For many students, meeting face-to-face also helps make a large university feel a little smaller and more connected.
  • That said, we know every student’s situation is different. Virtual appointments remain a great option-- you will receive personalized, high-quality academic advising regardless of modality!Ìý

• Virtual Appointments Are Always Available: Virtual academic advising is a flexible option that can work well if you live off campus or commute, have work, family, or scheduling commitments, are traveling or studying away from campus, prefer meeting virtually, or are not feeling well.
  • If you only see in-person appointment availability but need to meet virtually, schedule the in-person appointment and then email your academic advisor and ask to convert your booked in-person appointment to virtual.Ìý