Academic Advising
What is academic advising?
Penn State’s Academic Advising Program is designed to help students set educational goals, use resources to discover academic opportunities, and connect those opportunities to your goals. Through academic advising, you will think about the purposes, processes and results of your education.
Penn State Greater Allegheny's Advising Office is located in the first floor of the Frable Building.
Students who are exploring or undecided about their academic college and/or major, consult with the Division of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) advisers. DUS encourages students to meet their academic potential through well-informed educational planning, as well as through meaningful experiences.
DUS also provides oversight for all advising programs for the Greater Allegheny campus, including meeting all new students during NSO (New Student Orientation) and Welcome Week events.
Appointments
Make an appointment to meet with your academic adviser or to discuss a change from one college/major to another, plan for your next semester or discuss your academic goals.
Academic Planning
Learn how to explore your academic choices, make informed decisions, and manage a total Penn State experience.
Academic Support
You don’t have to succeed in class by yourself. There are many resources and people available to support your efforts at Penn State Greater Allegheny.
- Early Progress Reports
- Learning Center
- Career Services
- Library
- TRIO/Student Support Services Program
- Registrar and Course Scheduling
- Information Technology
- Disability Services
- Academic Skills Consultation Form
Policies and Procedures
Find answers to academic policy and procedure questions at Penn State by searching these references.
- Undergraduate Advising Handbook
- Academic Advising Portal
- Advising Policy
- Confidentiality
- Academic Warning and Suspension