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Advising Appointments

Schedule an academic advising appointment online with the following links.

Current USF Students (Have your U# ready)

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If you are NOT a current USF Student

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To Cancel an Appointment

Cancel appointments using eScheduler or by calling 813-974-2492. eScheduler will restrict access to any student who fails to attend or cancel their advising appointment.

Undergraduate Studies - Psychology Advising

The Psychology Department maintains an office dedicated solely to advising undergraduates, both those students who are majoring in Psychology as well as those who are pursuing a minor. Our mission is to provide information and support that will enable students to achieve their academic goals. We want to be sure our students stay on track as they complete the requirements for their degree. To do this, we recommend students contact an advisor at least once each semester to discuss their progress and plan for future semesters. We can also discuss with students plans for their futures, including careers in the discipline and post graduate education. You should also take advantage of the many resources available to students at The Career Center.

Advisors

Permits

If you would like to request special permission to enroll in a psychology course at the Tampa campus, please use the Online Permission to Register Form. All request will be processed within 2 business days. You will be contacted if your request for special permission was denied. This request DOES NOT register for you. You will still be required to add the course(s) via Oasis.

Online Permission to Register Form

Please Note: All psychology majors are required to complete the prerequisites prior to enrolling in 4000 level psychology courses (See Major Requirements).