Undergraduate Advising
UTSA Undergraduate Academic Advising
Welcome to the advising centers! A variety of services are available that include appointments, scheduled walk-in assistance, group advising and/or information sessions, and email advising services.
For general questions about transcripts, billing, registration deadlines, application deadlines, financial aid, payment deadlines, and other issues call 210-458-8000.
Frequent advisor contact provides students with current academic information and promotes progress toward educational goals.
- Freshmen (fewer than 30 earned semester credit hours) who have declared majors are advised in the Colleges’ Freshman Advising Center (CFAC).
- Freshmen and continuing students who are undecided and those who are provisional are advised in the Tomás Rivera Center (TRC).
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Continuing and new transfer students (30 earned semester credit hours and more), with declared or decided majors, are advised through the college advising center of their major or by the honors advisors if they are accepted into the Honors College.
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Special students who are non-degree-seeking undergraduates are advised through the office of Undergraduate Studies Support and Technology Services.
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Undecided students continue with the Tomás Rivera Center until a major is decided, with the exception of Honors students.
- At the UTSA Downtown Campus, freshmen through seniors with declared majors are advised through the Downtown Undergraduate Advising Center and students who have not decided upon a major or have a provisional status are advised through the Downtown Tomás Rivera Center.
Identify your need here and scroll below for the corresponding advising center:
Undergraduate Studies Support and Technology Services
The College of Architecture (COA)
The College of Business (COB)
The College of Engineering (COE)
The College of Education and Human Development (COEHD)
The College of Liberal and Fine Arts (COLFA)
The College of Public Policy (COPP)
Downtown Undergraduate Advising Center (DTUAC)
The College of Sciences (COS)
The Colleges' Freshman Advising Center (CFAC)
The Tomás Rivera Center for Student Success (TRC)
Intercollegiate Athletics
Learning Communities
The Honors College
University Health Professions Office
Academic Advising Syllabus
To offer academic advising and guidance to empower students to realize their full potential, the Undergraduate Advising Centers offer services to undergraduate students that will allow them to be successful in their academic endeavors. Please see the Academic Advising Syllabus for more information.
Advising Fees
Academic Advising at UTSA is supported by student advising fees. The fees are listed in the UTSA Information Bulletin that is published each academic year as well as the Schedule of Classes. Academic Advisors are housed in professional staff advising centers serving the various student populations as listed below.
Contacting Advisors
Please be aware that some information about a student's educational record can not be disclosed by email unless special authorization has been established or student contacts advisor through student's myUTSAmail account.
Graduate Advising
Graduate Advising Information is available on the The Graduate School's Academic Advisor Page.
Undergraduate Studies Support and Technology Services
Serving Special Undergraduate (SU), Transient Undergraduate (TU), and National Student Exchange (NSE) students
Ms. Barbara Smith, Executive Director of Advising
For Appointments, call
210-458-4302
Main Campus
Multidisciplinary Studies Building (MS) 2.02.18
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The College of Architecture (COA)
Serving majors in Architecture, Interior Design, and Construction Science and Management
Robert Baron, Associate Dean
Visit the College of Architecture's website
Ms. Monica R. Glover
Director, College of Architecture Advising
Downtown Undergraduate Advising Center, call 210-458-2550 or BV 1.304
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The College of Business (COB)
Serving majors in Accounting, Actuarial Science, Construction Management, Economics, Finance, General Business,
Human Resource Management, Information Systems, Infrastructure Assurance, International Business, Management, Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Management Science, Marketing, Statistics, and Tourism Marketing
Dr. Lisa Montoya
Assistant Dean, College of Business
Main Campus
BB 2.01.08, 458-4039
Dr. Juan Gonzalez
Interim Associate Dean, College of Business
Downtown Campus
BV 4.310, 458-2510
Visit the College of Business website
Ms. Beverly Ostmo
Interim Director, College of Business Academic Advising Center
Visit the COB Advising Center's website
Email the COB Advising Center
BB 2.02.04, 210-458-4562 (Opt. 5)
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The College of Education and Human Development (COEHD)
Serving Majors in Bilingual and Bicultural Studies, Health, Interdisciplinary Studies, Kinesiology, and Teacher Certification
candidates
Dr. Tammy Wyatt
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Visit the COEHD website
Ms. Sylvia Mansour
Director, COEHD Advising and Certification Center
MB 3.214, 210-458-4424
Visit the Center's website
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The College of Engineering (COE)
Serving majors in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Mehdi Shadaram
Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Policies
Ms. Lona George
Director, College of Engineering Advising Center
EB 3.04.04
(210) 458-5525 (Office)
(210) 458-5515 (Fax)
Visit the COE website
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The College of Liberal and Fine Arts (COLFA)
Serving Majors in American Studies, Anthropology, Art, Art History, Classics, Communication, English, Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, Geography, History, Humanities, Music, Psychology, Philosophy, Political Science, and Sociology
Dr. Christopher Wickham,
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Visit the COLFA website
Ms. Kathy Calucci
Director, College of Liberal and Fine Arts Advising Center
HSS 4.05.30, 210-458-4900
Visit the Center's website
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The College of Public Policy (COPP)
Serving Majors in Criminal Justice
Dr. Francine Romero
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Visit the COPP website
Ms. Monica R. Glover
Director, College of Public Policy Advising
College's Downtown Advising Center
BV 1.304 (Downtown Campus), 210-458-2550
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The College of Sciences (COS)
Serving Majors in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, Multidisciplinary Science, Physics, and Environmental Science
Dr. Craig Jordan
Associate Dean
Visit the COS website
Ms. Patricia Gonzalez
Director, College of Sciences Advising Center
SB 2.01.08, 210-458-4045
Visit the Center's website
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Downtown Undergraduate Advising Center (DTUAC)
Serving all colleges' majors
Ms. Monica R. Glover
Director
Visit the DTUAC website
BV 1.304; 210-458-2550
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The Colleges' Freshman Advising Center (CFAC)
Serving Freshmen and Freshmen Transfers who are declared majors in the eight colleges as well as UT-Austin Coordinated
Admissions' Program (CAP) Freshmen
Dr. Amir Karimi
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Ms. Joan Tsacalis
Director
MS 2.02.18, 210-458-5170
Visit the CFAC website
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The Tomás Rivera Center for Student Success (TRC)
Serving students who are undecided and/or exploring majors, provisionally admitted students, and learning communities
Leticia Duncan-Brosnan
Executive Director
Sabina Kapoor
Director of Undeclared Advising
Cynthia Rodriguez
Director of Academic Development Program
Karen Roth
Associate Director
MS 1.02.02, Main Campus, 210-458-4694
DB 2.114, Downtown Campus, 210-458-2838
Visit the TRC website
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Intercollegiate Athletics
Serving all athletes in determining NCAA eligibility and progress
Ms. Cari Goodyear
Assistant Director
MS 1.02.12, 210-458-4165
Visit the Athletics website
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Learning Communities
(see the Tomás Rivera Center)
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The Honors College
Serving all students participating in the Honors Program regardless of classification
Dr. Ann Eisenberg
Associate Dean
JPL 4.02.10, 210-458-4106
Visit the Honors College website
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University Health Professions Office
Serving students interested in the Health Professions
Alan Vince
Director
MS 3.02.10, (210) 458-5185
Visit the University Health Professions Office website
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