Advising
As a Wesleyan student, you play a major role in your own educational path, but you are not expected to do it alone. Our academic advisors, peer advisors, and other resources expertly guide students through their decisions, helping them discover what is uniquely best for them.
Advising Partners Through the Years
The relationship between student and academic advisor is crucial 九色视频. Academic advising, carried out by Wesleyan faculty members, is the primary advice you’ll receive. During your first two years, you will be assigned an academic advisor that specializes in liberal arts advising. You will explore the breadth of the curriculum and experience new areas of thought guided on an academic path that will fulfill the pre-major requirements in areas you are considering as a major, while also exploring new disciplines you may not have considered.
As an upperclassman, your next two years will be guided by a faculty advisor expert within your declared major. This advisor will work with you in understanding and achieving the major requirements for graduation, and help you plan and navigate your future after Wesleyan.
Advising from Qualified Peers
Academic Peer Advisors are another tool in Wesleyan’s advising toolbox. These are Wesleyan students by your side that also help guide and assist you through your educational journey. Peer Advisors meet individually with students to assist and answer questions related to course registration and academic resources.
They can also help you with technology, help you develop time management and study skills, help you create exam preparation strategies, and provide academic resources and referrals as needed. They’ve been where you are, and now they are here to help you.
Support Beyond Advising
In addition to traditional academic advising, Wesleyan offers a network of support designed to help meet the varied needs of students in a residential college environment.
