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Undergraduate Academic Advising
Academic advising is for all students; those who are facing challenges, and those who are doing well. Laurier currently offers students the ability to visit central academic advisors, program specific faculty advisors, professional staff advisors or even their associate deans. Our mission is for undergraduate academic advising to support and enable students to create, refine and realize an academic plan that is informed by and aligned with their goals and aspirations, with the expectation that students are responsible for their academic path.
Laurier defines student success as the realization of four mutually reinforcing goals:
- academic achievement
- acceptance of responsibility
- community engagement
- health and well-being
Graduate Academic Advising
All graduate students should see their program advisor for program questions.
- Waterloo WAT Click this tab to view content pertaining to Waterloo
- Brantford BRANT Click this tab to view content pertaining to Brantford
Undergraduate Accessing Academic Advising in Waterloo
At the Waterloo campus, undergraduate academic advising is available at the following levels:
- Departmental level, for students who have questions about their program.
- Faculty level, for honours Arts/Science (no major) students, for general Bachelor of Arts/Science without designation students, and for those who are on probation or experiencing general academic difficulties:
Undergraduate Accessing Academic Advising in Brantford
Undergraduate academic advising for Faculty of Liberal Arts, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Lazaridis School of Business and Economics (BTM students), and Faculty of Social Work students is conducted centrally at the Brantford campus. Visit Brantford campus advising for further information.
Education Minor or Teaching Option: Faculty of Education advising