” …without question, your offices are among those on campus that have, over decades, remained responsive and responsible, caring and concerned, collegial and loyal to the mission. I can’t tell you how much I’ve come to depend upon and function eternally grateful for your initiatives and support.”

- Faculty Advisor, Fall 2012

The University of La Verne values academic advising as an important part of the unique La Verne Experience.

Have you thanked your academic advisor lately?

Click HERE to send your advisor a note! (Traditional, Main Campus Only).

Traditional Undergraduates – Main Campus

The Office of Academic Advising facilitates individualized advising for traditional undergraduate students. It assigns faculty advisors in each student’s field of study, advises undeclared majors, and provides advising support to traditional-age students and their advisors. Students are invited to seek guidance or request a change in advisor by visiting or calling the office in Woody Hall, (909) 593-3511, ext. 4245.

SOAR on Campus (Summer), Fall Admits, Opens May 2013.

SOAR Online, Spring Admits, Opens November 2012.

FLEX Course Offerings – Opens May 2013.

Things to keep in mind as you review FLEX options:

Register for SOAR to participate in FLEX Learning Communities.

• Undeclared Majors: Explore our majors and select the one that best fits your interests.  Email the Academic Advising Office when you have chosen a major.
• Declared Majors: We will preregister you in a FLEX Community that has been recommended by your major department based on the completion of all testing and prerequisites for individual courses.

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Graduate Students – Main Campus

Main campus graduate students are advised by the faculty program chairperson for their respective program and by Graduate Academic Services. Graduate students seeking academic advising should contact the appropriate academic department or Graduate Academic Services in their office on the main campus:

Academic Program Chairs or Graduate Academic Services
Main Campus, 2157 2nd Street
(909) 593-3511, x4011

Advising at Regional Campuses (CAPA/RCA)

Academic advising for RCA students begins on the student’s first visit to the regional campus or residence center. Students work closely with academic advisors in selecting a major and choosing courses each term that best suits their degree and career plans. A professional academic advisor is available for every student.  For further information please contact the regional campus or residence center advising office of your choice (listed below).  If you are on the Main Campus inquire at the Regional Campus offices located at 2230 1st Street.