IMPORTANCE OF ADVISORS Your academic advising office should be your first stop whenever you have questions about your degree program, course enrollment, dropping or adding classes, adding second majors and minors, and discussing any issues related to your academic success. You should take the time to get to know your academic advisor and keep them informed of any issues that may be impacting your progress toward your degree. If your academic advisor is ever unavailable, you should contact your college advising office to seek assistance.
ACADEMIC COLLEGE ADVISING OFFICES COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CAS)
SPEARS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (SSB)
213 Life Sciences East 405-744-5658 | cas.okstate.edu
155 Business Building 405-744-2772 | business.okstate.edu
CAS offers more than 100 diverse majors in fine arts, humanities, social, mathematical, physical and life sciences, as well as media and strategic communications. CAS degrees work well with minors or second majors to develop unique combinations of skills for many career paths.
Experiential coursework prepares students for the dynamic global business environment. Academic studies are strengthened by business related student organizations, professional development and career mentoring programs, and participation in one of our faculty-led study abroad experiences.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SCIENCES (EHS) 101 Nancy Randolph Davis Building 405-744-5053 | education.okstate.edu With 24 undergraduate degree programs, the College of Education and Human Sciences prepares the next generation of leaders in health, design, education, aviation, counseling, human development and more. Students develop the knowledge and skills to enhance the health, education and well-being of individuals, families and communities.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT) 109 Advanced Technology Research Center (ATRC) 405-744-5276 | ceat.okstate.edu CEAT includes more than 20 undergraduate degrees. Students gain tools to solve problems with creativity, leadership and cutting-edge technical knowledge. Students must meet certain requirements to enroll in CEAT.
FERGUSON COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (AGRI) 136 Agricultural Hall 405-744-5395 | agriculture.okstate.edu With a diverse set of majors and study options, plus more than 60 student organizations, Ferguson is committed to expanding minds and inspiring purpose. Our award-winning faculty members are dedicated and passionate about helping students develop into the leaders of tomorrow.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ADVISING (UCA) 214 Student Union 405-744-5333 | uca.okstate.edu Students who are undecided, have interests across multiple academic colleges, or are admitted through special programs like Pre-CEAT begin advisement with specialized advisors in University College. After meeting college requirements, students shift to major advisors for degree completion.
PRE-HEALTH AND PRE-LAW ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES 040 Student Union 405-744-1389 universitycollege.okstate.edu/preprofessional “Pre-law” or “pre-health” may be pursued from any degree area. Students should consider their potential career goals and interests to determine degrees with best overall fit. Advisors help identify degree options and experiences to meet medical, dental, veterinary and law school goals.
ACADEMIC SERVICES FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES 150 Athletic Center 405-744-5762 | aec.okstate.edu Student-athletes find specialized support for academic and career services through Academic Services for StudentAthletes. After meeting with their academic advisor, studentathletes make a second visit to their athletic counselor.
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