Honors Academic Advising

Academic advisors are available across campus to help you with important decisions like choosing a major, choosing appropriate courses, finding out what is remaining for graduation, what is needed to change to a different college or major, and tips on academic success. Your academic advisor is a very important resource!

The University Honors academic advisor assists students in learning how to fit honors classes and experiences into their curricula, developing honors experiential learning projects, creating individual academic plans, providing resources for academic success, and more.

We encourage you to contact the University Honors academic advisor at anytime with any academic (or other!) questions or concerns that you may have.

How often should you meet with the University Honors advisor?

• University Honors freshmen should meet with the advisor once per quarter.
• Students who transfer or transition into University Honors should meet with the advisor once per quarter during their first year in the program.
• Upper-class students should meet with the advisor once a year (but are welcome to meet as often as needed!).
• All students who will be graduating should meet with the advisor a few quarters before graduation to complete a University Honors graduation check. 

Questions? Contact Jen Lile, the University Honors academic advisor, at 556-1003 or jen.lile@uc.edu.

Advising Resources

Career Development Center

Center for Exploratory Studies

Counseling Services

Disability Services

General Education Core

Learning Assistance Center

OneStop

Pre-Professional Advising Center (pre-med, pre-dent, pre-vet, pre-opt, pre-law)