Advisement
Belonging Mentors
The Belonging Mentors can answer questions about:
- CS classes
- Emphases
- Research opportunities
- Internships
- Resumes
- ...and more
The Belonging Mentors can answer questions with the perspective of being a current computer science student. They are available for students to walk in or set up an appointment.
Belonging Mentors
You can schedule to meet in person or on Zoom.
Undergraduate Advisement
Undergraduate advisors can help you with:
- Planning class schedules
- Class substitutions
- Add codes
- 4-year grad plans
- The CS 240 flag
- Letters or signatures for the international office
They can also help you with questions about CS classes, emphases, and research opportunities with more depth and professional experience than the peer advising team.
You will need to meet with Lynnette for:
- CS 497R or CS 498R
- Scheduling an exit interview
Transfer Credits and Substitutions
The Faculty Undergrad Advisor can help you with:
- Transfer Credits
- Course Substitutions
Graduate Advisement
The Graduate Advisor walks alongside graduate students throughout the whole journey, from admission to graduation. She can help with things like:
- Admissions — applying, the admissions process, and getting started
- Finding the right fit — connecting with labs, research groups, and faculty advisors
- Program milestones — proposals, qualifying exams, and defenses
- Coursework and requirements — planning classes and progress toward your degree
- Working with your faculty advisor — navigating the student–advisor relationship
- Graduation — final requirements and graduation clearance
Jennifer Bonnett
2248 TMCB
Graduate Coordinator
The Graduate Coordinator can help you with:
- Course Equivalency
- Course Waivers
Career Advisement
The Career Advisor can help you with:
- Career Strategy: Developing personalized plans for internship and full-time job searches.
- Technical Resume Reviews: Tailoring resumes for software engineering, system architecture, and AI-driven roles.
- Industry Insights: Navigating the current tech market and understanding specific role requirements.
- Interview Preparation: Mock interviews and strategies for technical and behavioral assessments.
- Networking Advice: Leveraging platforms like LinkedIn and Handshake to connect with recruiters and alumni.
See more career resources
College Advisement Center
The College of Computational, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences also has an Advisement Center. They can help you with:
- Declaring a major or a minor
- Exploring majors and minors
- Class substitutions
- More general class/career planning help
Learn more about declaring/changing a major or minor