Graduate advising
Connect with a campus advisor
Our campus graduate advising team helps New College students understand academic requirements, navigate university and college policies, plan coursework and complete administrative steps throughout their graduate program.
Contact graduate advising
Find your assigned advisor
Sign in to My ASU and look for the Academic Support Team area. Your assigned advisor’s contact information and available scheduling options will appear there.
Email or call graduate advising
Email is the fastest way to get in touch and works well for most support including:
- Brief registration or course-sequencing questions
- Course permission overrides or forms requiring review
- Graduation checks or course-schedule reviews
- Straightforward interactive Plan of Study (iPOS) updates
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 602-543-3000
Schedule an appointment
An appointment is recommended for:
- Building or substantially revising your iPOS
- Discussing a degree change, leave of absence or change to your graduation semester
- Reviewing an advising hold, academic probation or satisfactory-progress concern
- Questions that require a longer conversation
Before your appointment:
- Review your program handbook and degree requirements.
- Check your iPOS, current course schedule, Priority Tasks and holds.
- Prepare a short list of questions.
- Have relevant forms or correspondence available.
A note for new campus students
If you have registered for your first semester, you do not need to schedule an appointment just to confirm your course choices. A graduate academic advisor will review your registration and contact you through your ASU email if changes are needed.
If you have not registered, use the campus registration page to find the first-semester course recommendations for your program and start term.
Contact campus graduate advising if you have questions or if your plans have changed.
What kind of advising do you need?
Staff academic advising
Contact a graduate academic advisor for help with:
- Registration, course sequencing and permission overrides
- Your iPOS, forms and other administrative processes
- New College and Graduate College policies, holds and academic standing
- Degree changes and graduation checks
Faculty advising
Contact your faculty advisor, program director or committee chair for guidance about:
- Research interests and academic specialization
- Faculty committees and thesis, dissertation, capstone or applied-project topics
- Culminating-experience ideas
- Research, practicum, individualized-instruction and discipline-specific development
Your program handbook explains the faculty-advising structure for your program.