New Freshman Advising
Completing your Advising Requirement is as easy as 1…2…3!
Students advised in the Division of Student Success, including freshmen, students who graduated high school in the last year, UT CAP, and transfer students with fewer than 24 credit hours, must complete the Self-Guided Academic Advising Short Course in Canvas to have their advising hold removed, receive a degree plan, and register for classes.
- Log in to Canvas and finish the assigned Academic Advising Short Course
- View the advisor-uploaded degree plan in MavPlanner
- Register for classes!
Need Help Fast?
Drop-in advising lets you connect with an academic advisor without an appointment — perfect for quick questions or even a full advising session (including hold removal).
First Year Advising
📍 Weekdays, 11 AM – 2 PM, Ransom Hall 1st Floor
Academic Engagement
(UT-CAP, Undeclared, Major Exploration)
📍 Tuesdays, 9 AM – 4 PM, Ransom Hall 1st Floor
(Drop-in will end at noon on Nov. 4 for the Major Fair)
Students advised in the Division of Student Success, including freshmen, students who graduated high school in the last year, UT CAP, and transfer students with fewer than 24 credit hours, must complete the Self-Guided Academic Advising Short Course in Canvas to have their advising hold removed, receive a degree plan, and register for classes.
Need Help? Email Us!
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UT-CAP:capadvisor@uta.edu
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TSI:tsi@uta.edu
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MavsRISE:studentready@uta.edu
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Undeclared majors:explore@uta.edu
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Architecture, Planning, and Public Affairs:UAECcappa@uta.edu
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Business:UAECbusiness@uta.edu
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Education:UAECeducsocw@uta.edu
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Engineering:UAECengineering@uta.edu
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Liberal Arts: UAECliberalarts@uta.edu
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Nursing and Health Innovation: UAECconhi@uta.edu
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Science: UAECscience@uta.edu
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Social Work: UAECeducsocw@uta.edu
Students advised in the Division of Student Success (freshmen, students that graduated high school in the last year, UT-CAP, & transfer students with less than 24 credit hours) need to complete a Self-Guided Academic Advising Short Course before registering for classes.