Undergraduate first-year students are advised by the Tickle College of Engineering Advising Services.

The EECS undergraduate advisors provide academic program planning services to undergraduate students in the department following the University Volunteer Experience Advising model. EECS students are required to meet with their assigned advisor on a regular basis to allow student to register for courses in their futures semesters.

Sophomores through seniors are assigned a professional advisor and faculty mentor in EECS. Students will need to meet with their professional advisor once a year to plan their schedule and get cleared for course registration. Faculty mentors provide guidance and advice on career and employment opportunities, graduate school, and EECS elective courses.

EECS Advisors

Walk-In Availability

Do you have a question for your advisors like where to find a tutor, how to connect with a professor about research, how to drop a course, what study abroad options are available, what student clubs exist, or how to find an internship or co-op? Drop by and speak with one of our EECS advisors during their walk-in office hours to get your questions answered. These office hours are for quick questions, not for mandatory advising sessions.