Advisement
Academic advisement is an essential component of an education at Georgia State, and the university is committed to providing advice and assistance that students need at every step of their degree programs.
The Student Advisement Center has office hours and services available. New freshman and transfer students can get acquainted with advisement options. Continuing students can use advisement resources. Law students follow an established curriculum. Students should contact their faculty advisors directly to schedule advisement appointments. Graduate students should contact their Office of Academic Assistance (OAA).
- Student Advisement Center
- Advisement for freshmen students, new transfer students, undecided majors and students in the Academic Improvement Program (AIP).
- New Freshman Advisement
Incoming freshman can follow these steps to see an advisor, take a placement test, or join INCEPT Orientation.
- Transfer Requirements
These essentials will help you transition from your previous school to Georgia State.
- Continuing Students
- Undergraduate students already enrolled and taking classes at Georgia State can use these advisement resources.
- Graduate Student Advisement
Graduate students should seek advisement from their college's Office of Academic Assistance.
- Office of Academic Assistance
All undergraduate students who have earned 42 hours and graduate students should look to this office for advisement.
