All colleges and some academic departments provide academic advising for undergraduate students enrolled in their programs. Individual colleges have different advising policies. Your college's advising policy will help you determine when and how often you are required, or encouraged, to see an advisor.

Your college is responsible for determining and verifying that you have met all requirements for graduation.

You should consult your college office to find out where to go for advising and whether or not advising is required. Below is a directory of college offices that provide advising services or advising-related information. Please note that an appointment is generally required to see an academic advisor.

 

*College of Applied Health Sciences

Student Affairs Office
560 AHSB
1919 West Taylor Street
(312) 996-2079

*College of Architecture and the Arts

Office of Student Affairs
208 JH
929 West Harrison Street
(312) 996-3351


*College of Business Administration

Undergraduate Programs
1100 UH
601 South Morgan Street
(312) 996-2700

College of Education

Student Affairs  
3145 EPASW
1040 West Harrison Street
(312) 996-4532

*College of Engineering

College Office
123 SEO
851 South Morgan Street
(312) 996-3463

Honors College

College Office
103 BH
828 South Halsted Street
(312) 413-2260

*College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

LAS Academic Advising Center
309 UH
601 South Morgan Street
(312) 996-3366

College of Nursing

Office of Academic Programs
138 NURS
845 South Damen Avenue
(312) 996-6045

College of Urban Planning
and Public Affairs

Student Services
115 CUPPA
412 South Peoria Street
(312) 413-2292  

*This college has department-level advising. Department-level advising may occur in addition to or instead of college-level advising depending on your major and your class standing. You should consult your college office to determine if department-level advising is recommended or required for your major.

 

Additional Support Services

UIC has a number of additional support services for undergraduates. These offices do not provide academic advising or counseling services but may help you address some specific needs and concerns related to your academic success, career preparation, personal health and well-being, or social involvement at UIC.

The Savvy Student’s Guide to UIC provides a comprehensive list of UIC support services.