The purpose of advising is to make sure students achieve their academic and  career goals. Peer and Faculty advisors are available to help with this endeavor. At the University of Idaho, Peer Advisors are available to help all students as they start their academic career, and with questions any student has. Advisors can also assisst you with:

• reviewing transcripts
• planning coursework
• study skills
• starting a career plan (also see the Advising Links)
• preparing to apply to graduate school (also see the Advising Links)
• answering or finding the answers to any other questions

Psychology students your first stop should be the Psychology Peer Advisors. They are located in Student Health Building, Psychology Department room #200. Before you go see an advisor be sure to review the checklist we have provided below to help you understand the courses needed to graduate.

Psychology Advising Checklist: 2008-2009 | 2004-2008 | 2003-2004 | Pre Med | Transfer 2004-2008 | Transfer 2008-2009
An Advising Checklist is available with University Core Requirements, College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences (CLASS) Requirements, and the Department of Psychology and Communication Degree Requirements. Click the appropriate year above.
Click here for a Four Year Example Plan.

Communication Studies students: An advising checklist has been provided below to help you understand what courses you will need to graduate.

Communication Studies Advising Checklists:  2003 - 2004 | 2004 - 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | Transfer

For questions about advising, contact the departmental administrative assistant, Carol Berreth.