Academic Advising

Academic Advising is one of the first steps you will take toward achieving your academic goals!

The advising process involves meeting with an academic advisor to create an academic plan for success based on a students’ interests, strengths, and career goals. Students will meet with their advisor each semester to identify classes required for their degree plan to enroll in during registration.

Find your advisor

Advisors by College

College of Arts & Sciences Advisors

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College of Business Advisors

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College of Health Sciences Advisors

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College of Nursing Upper Division Program Advisors

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College of Professional Education Advisors

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University Academic Advisors

What We Do

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Academic Recovery (PASS Program)

The PASS Program serves students who are on Academic Probation or who have returned to TWU from Academic Suspension, and provides them with the support and resources they need to develop a plan for success.

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Academic Workshops

We hold workshops throughout the semester on various topics, designed to help students navigate the different choices available to them without sacrificing their academic standing or federal aid. Join us!

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Early Alert Program

Early Alert is a proactive and collaborative early intervention program designed to assist students who show signs of decreased academic performance or behaviors early in the term that may negatively affect their successful completion of a course.

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Pre-Nursing students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor each semester. Students with less than 30 credit hours or in their first semester at TWU are required to meet with an academic advisor.

Learn about Pre-Nursing advising

Dual-Credit students are TWU students and eligible for academic advising from the university. Students with 15 or more credit hours at TWU are required to file a degree plan before they can register for the following semester.

Learn about Dual-Credit advising

Location & Contact

University Academic Advising
Old Main Building, Suite 307
1210 Old Main Circle
Denton, TX 76204
940.898.2367
advising@twu.edu

Page last updated 8:29 AM, May 14, 2024