Academic advising

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Key to advising notes below.

A

Advising is required.

B

Advising is not required.

D

Advising is required for students who are new to the major or on scholastic probation.

F

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who are on scholastic probation, or whose total of hours completed plus hours in progress is 90 or more.

G

Advising is required for students who are on scholastic probation.

H

Advising is required for students who are new to the major or who have a University GPA of less than 3.25.

J

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who have a GPA of less than 2.00, or whose total of hours completed plus hours in progress is less than 30.

K

Advising is required for students who are registering for their first or second semester in the major; who have completed 75 to 90 semester hours; who are on scholastic probation; or who are readmitted to the major after having been away from the University for at least one long-session semester.

M

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who are on scholastic probation, who have been readmitted for this semester, or whose total of hours completed plus hours in progress is less than 30.

N

Advising is required for students who are on academic (College of Pharmacy) or scholastic (UT) probation, who are subject to academic or scholastic dismissal, or who are new to the major.

P

Advising is required for students who have a GPA of less than 3.00.

Q

Advising is required for students except those who have been admitted to candidacy.

R

Advising is required for new first-semester students.

S

Advising is required for students who are on scholastic probation or whose total of hours completed plus hours in progress is 90 or more.

T

Advising for the special area is available but not mandatory. The student’s department (see major code) may or may not require advising.

V

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who are on scholastic probation, or whose total of hours completed plus hours in progress is equal to or greater than 90 but less than 105.

W

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who are on scholastic probation, or whose total hours completed is less than 30 or greater than 75.

Y

Advising is required for students who are new to the major, who are on scholastic probation, or whose total hours completed is less than 60.

The University of Texas at Austin views sound academic advising as a significant responsibility in educating students. Academic advisers assist students in developing intellectual potential and exploring educational opportunities and life goals. Many people in the campus community contribute to the advising process, including faculty, staff, student, and professional advisers. Through the relationship established between adviser and student within a friendly, helpful, and professional atmosphere, a student has the opportunity to

  • learn about educational options, degree requirements, and academic policies and procedures;
  • clarify educational objectives;
  • plan and pursue programs consistent with abilities, interests, and life goals; and
  • use all resources of the University to best advantage.

Ultimately, the student is responsible for seeking adequate academic advice, for knowing and meeting degree requirements, and for enrolling in appropriate courses to ensure orderly and timely progress toward a degree. Frequent adviser contact provides students with current academic information and promotes progress toward educational goals. The University supports that progress and encourages effective academic advising campus-wide.

Academic advising during the registration process may or may not be required for every student in a given major. The following table indicates in the column “Advising Note” whether students are required to be advised. If advising is required, the student will have an advising bar that must be cleared by the major department online; until the bar is cleared, the student will not have access to the registration system. If advising is not required, it is optional and the student may report to the advising location listed below.

An undergraduate student with simultaneous majors should follow the advising procedures of both majors.

The major codes for students in special advising areas are six digits: the first four digits correspond to a specific major code, while the last two digits represent the special advising area. For example, 240919 is the major code for finance majors who are in the prelaw special advising area. The advising note for these students is R and the advising location is CBA 2.400.

Major Codes

School of Architecture

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

900300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

A

GOL 2.308

908000

Architecture/Interior Design

A

GOL 2.308

908400

Architectural Studies

A

GOL 2.308

908500

Architectural Studies (architectural

history emphasis)

A

GOL 2.116

909200

Architecture

A

GOL 2.308

909201

Architecture/Architectural Engineering

A

GOL 2.308

909300

Architecture/Plan II Honors Program

A

GOL 2.308
Red McCombs School of Business

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

200126

Business Honors Program

R

GSB 3.142

200127

Business Honors Program/Plan II

Honors Program

R

GSB 3.142

200128

Business Honors Program/PPA

B

GSB 3.142

200300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

CBA 2.400

200400

Unspecified Business (Freshman)

R

CBA 2.400

200401

Unspecified Business (Transfer)

R

CBA 2.400

200455

Unspecified Business

(BBA Exchange Program)

A

CBA 2.400

200500

Transitional Students

A

CBA 2.400

200800

Accounting

B

CBA 2.400

200801

Accounting (PPA, year 3)

B

CBA 2.302B
 

Accounting (PPA, years 4 and 5)

B

CBA 2.302C

237800

Engineering Route to Business

B

CBA 2.400

240900

Finance

B

CBA 2.400

253700

Management

B

CBA 2.400

264000

Management Information Systems

B

CBA 2.400

264600

Marketing

B

CBA 2.400

275000

Supply Chain Management

B

CBA 2.400

298000

International Business

B

CBA 2.400
Special Advising Areas for Business

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

R

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

R

PAI 5.03

19

Prelaw

R

Major Dept

20

Plan II Honors Program

R

Major Dept

26

Business Honors Program

R

Honors Adv

27

Business Honors Program/Plan II

Honors Program

R

Honors Adv

28

Business Honors Program/PPA

R

Honors Adv

37

Gateway

R

CBA 2.400
College of Communication

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

C00100

Undeclared

A

CMA A4.140

C00300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

CMA A4.140

C57100

Advertising (fewer than 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C57200

Advertising (at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C58300

Pre-Journalism

D

CMA A4.140

C58400

Journalism

B

CMA A4.140

C58500

Journalism - Broadcast News

B

CMA A4.140

C58600

Journalism - Multimedia Journalism

B

CMA A4.140

C58700

Journalism - Photojournalism

B

CMA A4.140

C58800

Journalism - Newspaper Reporting and

Writing

B

CMA A4.140

C58900

Journalism - Magazine Writing and Editing

B

CMA A4.140

C59000

Journalism - Copy Editing and Design

B

CMA A4.140

C85100

Radio-Television-Film

(fewer than 60 hours)

G

CMA A4.140

C85200

Radio-Television-Film

(at least 60 hours)

G

CMA A4.140

C86100

Pre–Public Relations

B

CMA A4.140

C86200

Public Relations

B

CMA A4.140

C94110

Communication Studies

(fewer than 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94160

Communication Studies – Corporate

Communication (fewer than 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94170

Communication Studies – Human

Relations (fewer than 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94180

Communication Studies – Political

Communication (fewer than 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94210

Communication Studies

(at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94260

Communication Studies – Corporate

Communication (at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94270

Communication Studies – Human

Relations (at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C94280

Communication Studies - Political

Communication (at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C95130

Communication Sciences and Disorders -

Education of the Deaf/Hearing-Impaired

(fewer than 60 hours)

D

CMA A4.140

C95140

Communication Sciences and Disorders -

Speech/Language Pathology

(fewer than 60 hours)

D

CMA A4.140

C95150

Communication Sciences and Disorders -

Audiology (fewer than 60 hours)

D

CMA A4.140

C95230

Communication Sciences and Disorders -

Education of the Deaf/Hearing-Impaired

(at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C95240

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Speech/Language Pathology

(at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140

C95250

Communication Sciences and Disorders -

Audiology (at least 60 hours)

B

CMA A4.140
Special Advising Areas for Communication

5

Plan II Honors Program

B

Major Dept

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03
College of Education

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

300100

Undeclared

B

SZB 216

300300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

SZB 216

300301

Degree Holder, Secondary Certificate Seeker

B

SZB 216

300302

Degree Holder, Elementary Certificate Seeker

B

SZB 216

300304

Degree Holder, All-Level Certificate Seeker

B

SZB 216

332301

Kinesiology - Pre–Sport Management

D

BEL 222

332304

Kinesiology - Pre–Athletic Training

D

BEL 222

332341

Kinesiology - Noncertification Program

D

SZB 216

332342

Kinesiology - Health Promotion and Fitness

D

SZB 216

332343

Kinesiology - All-Level Certification

D

SZB 216

332344

Kinesiology - Sport Management

D

BEL 222

332345

Kinesiology - Athletic Training

D

BEL 222

335416

Applied Learning and Development -

Early Childhood through Grade 4

Generalist Certification

G

SZB 216

335419

Applied Learning and Development -

Early Childhood through Grade 4 Bilingual

Generalist Certification

G

SZB 216

335426

Applied Learning and Development:

Early Childhood through Grade Six

Generalist Certification

G

SZB 216

335427

Applied Learning and Development:

Early Childhood through Grade Six

Bilingual Generalist Certification

G

SZB 216

335428

Applied Learning and Development -

Generic All-Level Special Education

Certification

G

SZB 216

335701

Applied Learning and Development -

Youth and Community Studies

G

SZB 216

353000

Pre–Athletic Training

D

BEL 1005

353200

Athletic Training

D

BEL 1005

372000

Applied Movement Science

D

BEL 1005

372500

Exercise Science

D

BEL 1005

373000

Health Promotion

D

BEL 1005

373500

Physical Culture and Sports

D

BEL 1005

374000

Pre–Sport Management

D

BEL 1005

374200

Sport Management

D

BEL 1005
Special Advising Areas for Education

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03

18

Prepharmacy

T

PAI 5.03
Cockrell School of Engineering

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

400100

Undeclared

A

ECJ 2.200

400300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

A

ECJ 2.200

404100

Aerospace Engineering

A

WRW 211

404200

Aerospace Engineering (conditional)

A

WRW 211

404300

Aerospace Engineering (major sequence)

A

WRW 211

407700

Architectural Engineering

A

ECJ 4.200

407701

Architectural Engineering/Architecture

A

ECJ 4.200

407800

Architectural Engineering (conditional)

A

ECJ 4.200

407801

Architectural Engineering/Architecture

(conditional)

A

ECJ 4.200

407900

Architectural Engineering (major sequence)

A

ECJ 4.200

407901

Architectural Engineering/Architecture

(major sequence)

A

ECJ 4.200

414700

Biomedical Engineering

A

ENS 610

414800

Biomedical Engineering (conditional)

A

ENS 610

414900

Biomedical Engineering (major sequence)

A

ENS 610

420100

Chemical Engineering

A

CPE 2.706

420200

Chemical Engineering (conditional)

A

CPE 2.706

420300

Chemical Engineering (major sequence)

A

CPE 2.706

421700

Civil Engineering

A

ECJ 4.200

421800

Civil Engineering (conditional)

A

ECJ 4.200

421900

Civil Engineering (major sequence)

A

ECJ 4.200

434500

Electrical Engineering

D

ENS 135

434600

Electrical Engineering (conditional)

D

ENS 135

434700

Electrical Engineering (major sequence)

D

ENS 135

445500

Geosystems Engineering and Hydrogeology

A

CPE 5.168B

445600

Geosystems Engineering and Hydrogeology

(conditional)

A

CPE 5.168B

445700

Geosystems Engineering and Hydrogeology

(major sequence)

A

CPE 5.168B

466100

Mechanical Engineering

A

ETC 5.202

466200

Mechanical Engineering (conditional)

A

ETC 5.202

466300

Mechanical Engineering (major sequence)

A

ETC 5.202

475100

Petroleum Engineering

A

CPE 5.118

475200

Petroleum Engineering (conditional)

A

CPE 5.118

475300

Petroleum Engineering (major sequence)

A

CPE 5.118
Special Advising Areas for Engineering

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

A

Major Dept

17

Allied Health Professions

A

Major Dept

20

Engineering/Plan II Honors Program

A

Major Dept

24

Engineering/Plan II Honors Program/Premedical,

Predental, Preveterinary

A

Major Dept

26

Engineering Honors Program

A

Major Dept

27

Engineering Honors Program/Plan II

Honors Program

A

Major Dept

28

Special Students

A

Major Dept

37

Gateway

A

Major Dept
College of Fine Arts

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

509900

Predesign

A

ART 3.334

509953

Studio Art (BFA)

A

ART 3.334

509954

Design (BFA)

A

ART 3.334

509956

Visual Art Studies

A

ART 3.334

509960

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker - Art

A

ART 3.334

511100

Dance (BFA)

A

WIN 1.118

511160

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker - Dance

A

WIN 1.118

530756

Theatre Studies (Option A)

A

WIN 1.118

530757

Theatre Studies (Option B)

A

WIN 1.118

530758

Theatre Studies (Option C)

A

WIN 1.118

530759

Theatre Studies

A

WIN 1.118

530760

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker - Drama

A

WIN 1.118

569000

Unclassified Music

A

MRH 3.836

569052

Music Theory

A

MRH 3.836

569053

Music Composition

A

MRH 3.836

569054

Music Studies (Instrumental emphasis)

A

MRH 3.836

569055

Music Studies (Choral emphasis)

A

MRH 3.836

569057

Music Performance

A

MRH 3.836

569060

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker - Music

A

MRH 3.836

569100

Jazz Composition

A

MRH 3.836

569200

Jazz Performance

A

MRH 3.836

569300

Music Business

A

MRH 3.836

569400

Recording Technology

A

MRH 3.836

570300

BA in Music

A

MRH 3.836

570400

BA in Theatre and Dance

A

WIN 1.118

570700

BA in Art (Art History)

A

ART 3.334

570800

BA in Art (Studio Art)

A

ART 3.334
Special Advising Areas for Fine Arts

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03

20

Plan II Honors Program

A

Major Dept

37

Gateway

A

Major Dept
John A. and Katherine G. Jackson School of Geosciences

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

J00100

Undeclared

A

JGB 2.120

J00300

Degree Holder but Nondegree Seeker

A

JGB 2.120

J45200

Geological Sciences (BAGeoSci)

A

JGB 2.120

J45300

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: General Geology)

A

JGB 2.120

J45400

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: Hydrogeology/Environmental

Geology)

A

JGB 2.120

J45500

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: Hydrogeology)

A

JGB 2.120

J45600

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: Teaching)

A

JGB 2.120

J45700

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: Environmental Science and

Sustainability)

A

JGB 2.120

J45800

Geosystems Engineering and

Hydrogeology

A

JGB 2.120

J45900

Geological Sciences (BSGeoSci)

(Option: Geophysics)

A

JGB 2.120
Special Advising Areas for Geosciences

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

A

JGB 2.120

17

Allied Health Professions

A

JGB 2.120

34

UTeach-Natural Sciences

A

JGB 2.120

37

Gateway

A

Major Dept
School of Law

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

760500

Doctor of Jurisprudence

B

TNH 2.116

760505

Master of Laws

B

TNH 2.125

760516

Law/Business Administration

P

TNH 4.104

760521

Law/Community and Regional Planning

B

CCJ 1.326A

760540

Law/Global Policy Studies

B

CCJ 1.326A

760550

Law/Information Studies

B

TNH 2.118D

760560

Law/Latin American Studies

B

TNH 3.119F

760570

Law/Middle Eastern Studies

B

TNH 3.242

760576

Law/Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies

B

CCJ 1.326A

760580

Law/Social Work

B

CCJ 1.326A

760584

Law/Public Affairs

B

CCJ 1.326A
College of Liberal Arts

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

L00100

Undeclared

D

GEB 2.200

L00300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

GEB 2.200

L05400

American Studies

D

BUR 436F

L06000

Ancient History and Classical Civilization

A

WAG 105

L06200

Anthropology

D

EPS 1.130

L07100

Archaeological Studies

D

EPS 1.130

L11000

Arabic Language and Literature

F

WMB 6.102

L12100

Asian Studies

K

WCH 4.116

L12400

Asian Cultures and Languages

K

WCH 4.116

L23000

Classical Archaeology

A

WAG 105

L23200

Classics

A

WAG 105

L29900

Czech Language and Culture

A

CAL 415

CAL 416

L31500

Economics

D

BRB 1.114A

L39300

English

D

PAR 114

L39400

English (Capstone)

D

PAR 114

L41100

Ethnic Studies (African and

African American)

A

JES A232A

L41200

Ethnic Studies (Asian American)

A

GRG 220

L41300

Ethnic Studies (Mexican American)

A

WMB 5.102

L41700

European Studies

D

SRH 1.340

L42800

French

D

HRH 2.114C

L44300

Geography

D

GRG 332

L46000

German

V

HRH 2.114C

L47500

Government

D

BAT 2.102

L48300

Greek

A

WAG 105

L48700

Hebrew Language and Literature

F

WMB 6.102

L50600

History

D

GAR 1.140

L53000

Humanities

A

GEB 1.206

L55000

International Relations and

Global Studies

A

GEB 2.200

L56000

Islamic Studies

F

WMB 6.102

L57400

Italian

D

HRH 2.114C

L58000

Jewish Studies

F

SRH 1.340

L58500

Kinesiology and Health/Intercollege

D

BEL 222

L59000

Latin

A

WAG 105

L59800

Latin American Studies

D

SRH 1.340

L61900

Linguistics

D

CAL 401

L64500

Middle Eastern Studies

F

WMB 6.102

L75000

Persian Language and Literature

F

WMB 6.102

L76400

Philosophy

D

WAG 313

L79500

Plan II Honors Program

H

WCH 4.104

L81000

Portuguese

D

BEN 2.108

L83500

Psychology (BA)

D

SEA 2.218

L84000

Psychology (BSPsy)

D

SEA 2.218

L85000

Religious Studies

V

BUR 406

L85300

Rhetoric and Writing

D

PAR 114

L87600

Russian Language and Culture

A

CAL 415

CAL 416

L89900

Scandinavian Languages and Literatures

A

HRH 2.114C

L90000

Scandinavian Studies

A

HRH 2.114C

L91700

Sociology

D

BUR 230

L92000

Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies

G

CAL 415

CAL 416

L92400

Spanish

D

BEN 2.108

L92500

Spanish (Hispanic Studies)

D

BEN 2.108

L92600

Spanish (Hispanic Linguistics)

D

BEN 2.108

L92700

Spanish (Language/Teaching)

D

BEN 2.108

L92800

Spanish (Literature)

D

BEN 2.108

L92900

Spanish (Spanish and Portuguese)

D

BEN 2.108

L93000

Turkish Language and Literature

F

WMB 6.102

L94000

Urban Studies

D

GRG 332

L96000

Women's and Gender Studies

K

SZB 552
Special Advising Areas for Liberal Arts

12

Cultural Studies

T

Major Dept

13

European Studies

T

Major Dept

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

16

UTeach-Liberal Arts

T

GEB 1.308

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03

19

Prelaw

T

FAC 18

23

Women’s and Gender Studies

A

SZB 552

26

Plan I Honors Program

T

GEB 1.206

32

Business Economics

P

BRB 1.114F

36

Texas Interdisciplinary Plan

A

GRG 234

37

Gateway

T

Major Dept

38

Western Civilization and

American Institutions

T

Major Dept
College of Natural Sciences

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

E00100

Undeclared

A

WCH 1.106

E00300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

WCH 1.106

E00400

Undeclared Major Planning (UMAP)

A

WCH 1.106

E12100

Astronomy, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E12200

Astronomy (BSAst)

(Option: Astronomy)

A

RLM 4.101

E12400

Astronomy (BSAst)

(Option: Astronomy Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E12900

Astronomy (BA)

A

RLM 4.101

E13400

Biochemistry, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E13500

Biochemistry (BA)

A

WEL 2.216

E13600

Biochemistry (BSBioch)

A

WEL 2.216

E13700

Biochemistry (BSBioch)

(Option: Computation)

A

WEL 2.216

E13800

Biochemistry (BSBioch)

(Option: Biochemistry Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E13900

Biology, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E14100

Biology (BSBio) (Option: Ecology,

Evolution, and Behavior)

M

PAI 1.13

E14400

Biology (BA)

M

PAI 1.13

E14500

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Teaching)

M

PAI 1.13

E14600

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Human Biology)

M

PAI 1.13

E14700

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Marine and Freshwater

Biology)

M

PAI 1.13

E14800

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Microbiology)

M

PAI 1.13

E14900

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Cell and Molecular Biology)

M

PAI 1.13

E15000

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Neurobiology)

M

PAI 1.13

E15100

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Plant Biology)

M

PAI 1.13

E15400

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Biology Honors)

M

PAI 3.04

E15500

Biology (BSBio)

(Option: Computational Biology)

M

PAI 1.13

E20500

Chemistry, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E20600

Chemistry (BA)

A

WEL 2.216

E20900

Chemistry (BSCh)

A

WEL 2.216

E21100

Chemistry (BSCh)

(Option: Teaching)

A

WEL 2.216

E21200

Chemistry (BSCh)

(Option: Computation)

A

WEL 2.216

E21300

Chemistry (BSCh)

(Option: Chemistry Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E27600

Computer Sciences, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E27700

Computer Sciences (BA)

J

TAY 2.126

E27800

Computer Sciences (BSCS)

J

TAY 2.126

E27900

Pre–Computer Sciences

J

TAY 2.126

E28100

Computer Sciences (BSCS)

(Option: Turing Scholars Honors)

J

TAY 2.126

E28200

Computer Sciences (BSCS)

(Option: Computer Sciences Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E28300

Computer Sciences (BSCS)

(Option: Integrated Program)

M

TAY 2.126

E50000

Textiles and Apparel, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E51000

Human Ecology, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E52300

Human Ecology

A

GEA 37

E52400

Nutrition (Option: Nutrition)

A

GEA 37

E52500

Nutrition

(Option: Coordinated Program in Dietetics)

A

GEA 37

E52600

Textiles and Apparel

(Option: ApparelDesign and Conservation)

A

GEA 37

E52700

Textiles and Apparel

(Option: Retail Merchandising)

A

GEA 37

E52800

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Human Development)

A

GEA 37

E52900

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Family Sciences)

A

GEA 37

E53500

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Early Childhood)

A

GEA 37

E54000

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Families and Personal Relationships)

A

GEA 37

E54500

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Families and Society)

A

GEA 37

E55000

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: General Human Development and

Family Sciences)

A

GEA 37

E55100

Human Development and Family Sciences

(Option: Human Development and

Family Sciences Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E56000

Human Development and Family Sciences,

Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E60000

Interdisciplinary Science

(Option: Middle School Teaching in

Mathematics and Science)

A

PAI 4.02

E61000

Interdisciplinary Science

(Option: Secondary School Teaching in

Computer Sciences and Mathematics)

A

PAI 4.02

E65000

Mathematics, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E65100

Mathematics (BA)

A

RLM 4.101

E65300

Mathematics (BA)

(Option: Middle Grades and

Secondary School Teaching)

A

RLM 4.101

E65400

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Actuarial Science)

A

RLM 4.101

E65500

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Applied Mathematics)

A

RLM 4.101

E65600

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Mathematical Sciences)

A

RLM 4.101

E65700

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Pure Mathematics)

A

RLM 4.101

E65800

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Teaching)

A

RLM 4.101

E65900

Mathematics (BSMath)

(Option: Mathematics Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E66500

Clinical Laboratory Science,

Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E66700

Clinical Laboratory Science

M

PAI 1.13

E71900

Nutrition, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E72000

Nutrition (Option: Dietetics:

Didactic Program in Dietetics)

A

GEA 37

E72500

Nutrition (Option: Dietetics:

Coordinated Program in Dietetics)

A

GEA 37

E73000

Nutrition (Option: Nutritional Sciences)

A

GEA 37

E73500

Nutrition (Option: Nutrition and Health)

A

GEA 37

E73600

Nutrition (Option: Nutrition in Business)

M

GEA 37

E74000

Nutrition (Option: Teaching)

A

PAI 4.02

E75000

Nutrition (Option: Nutrition Honors)

A

PAI 3.04

E76000

Nutrition (Option: International Nutrition)

A

GEA 37

E78700

Physics, Entry-Level

A

WCH 1.106

E78800

Physics (BA)

A

RLM 4.101

E78900

Physics (BSPhy)

A

RLM 4.101

E79100

Physics (BSPhy) (Option: Teaching)

A

RLM 4.101

E80100

Physics (BSPhy) (Option: Computation)

A

RLM 4.101

E80200

Physics (BSPhy) (Option: Radiation Physics)

A

RLM 4.101

E80300

Physics (BSPhy) (Option: Space Sciences)

A

RLM 4.101

E80400

Physics (BSPhy) (Option: Physics Honors)

A

PAI 3.04
Special Advising Areas for Natural Sciences

12

Cultural Studies

B

Major Dept

13

European Studies

B

Major Dept

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03

18

Prepharmacy

T

PAI 5.03

19

Prelaw

B

Major Dept

20

Plan II Honors Program

B

Major Dept

24

Plan II Honors Program/Allied

Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03

29

Actuarial Studies

(Mathematics majors only)

B

RLM 4.101

31

Degree Holder, Math/Sciences

Teacher Certification

A

PAI 4.02

32

Special Programs

A

GRG 234

33

Emerging Scholars

A

PAI 3.04

34

UTeach-Natural Sciences

A

PAI 4.02

35

Dean’s Scholars

M

PAI 3.04

36

Texas Interdisciplinary Plan

A

GRG 234

37

Gateway

T

Major Dept

39

Bridging Disciplines

B

FAC 33
School of Nursing

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

N00300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

B

NUR 2.104A

N71600

Nursing, Professional

A

NUR 2.104A

N71605

Nursing, Preprofessional

A

NUR 2.104A

N71700

Nursing, Professional, currently licensed RN

A

NUR 2.104A
Special Advising Areas for Nursing

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

A

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

A

PAI 5.03
College of Pharmacy

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

800100

Undeclared

A

PHR 5.112

800300

Degree Holder, Nondegree Seeker

A

PHR 5.112

875850

Pharmacy, Professional, PharmD

N

PHR 5.112
Special Advising Areas for Pharmacy

14

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary

T

PAI 5.03

17

Allied Health Professions

T

PAI 5.03
School of Social Work

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

S91300

Social Work (premajor)

A

SSW 2.214

S92000

Social Work

A

SSW 2.214
Graduate School

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

603900

Aerospace Engineering

A

WRW 215D

604700

American Studies

A

GAR 303

606200

Anthropology

J

EPS 1.130

606201

Anthropology

(Folklore and Public Culture)

J

EPS 1.130

607700

Architectural Engineering

A

ECJ 4.202

608200

Sustainable Design

A

SUT 2.130A

608300

Urban Design

A

SUT 2.130A

608400

Architectural Studies

A

SUT 2.130A

608500

Architectural History

A

SUT 2.130A

608600

Historic Preservation

A

SUT 2.130A

609200

Architecture

(First Professional Degree)

A

SUT 2.130A

609300

Architecture

(Postprofessional Degree)

A

SUT 2.130A

609400

Architecture (PhD)

A

SUT 2.130A

609500

Landscape Architecture

(First Professional Degree)

A

SUT 2.130A

609600

Landscape Architecture

(Postprofessional Degree)

A

SUT 2.130A

609700

Interior Design

(First Professional)

A

SUT 2.130A

609800

Interior Design

(Postprofessional)

A

SUT 2.130A

609900

Studio Art

A

ART 3.344

610700

Art Education

A

ART 3.414

611400

Art History

Q

DFA 2.124

611800

Arabic Studies

A

WMB 6.102

612100

Asian Studies

A

WCH 4.128

612200

Asian Studies/Business Administration

A

WCH 4.128

612300

Asian Studies/Public Affairs

A

WCH 4.128

612400

Asian Cultures and Languages

Q

WCH 4.128

612900

Astronomy

B

RLM 15.202AA

613500

Biochemistry

B

WEL 2.218

613600

Biochemistry (PhD/MD)

B

WEL 2.218

614600

Marine Science

B

ESB 102

614800

Biomedical Engineering

A

ENS 602A

614801

Biomedical Engineering (PhD/MD)

A

ENS 602A

615400

Cell and Molecular Biology

B

MBB 1.220H

615401

Cell and Molecular Biology (PhD/MD)

B

MBB 1.220H

615500

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior

B

BIO 311A

615600

Plant Biology

B

BIO 311A

617000

Accounting

B

CBA 4M.202

617100

Finance

B

CBA 6.222

617130

Information, Risk, and

Operations Management

Q

CBA 5.202

617200

Management Science and

Information Systems

Q

CBA 5.202

617300

Management

B

CBA 4.202

617400

Marketing

Q

CBA 7.202

618000

Science and Technology Commercialization

(Option III)

A

IC2

618004

Science and Technology Commercialization

(Option III - Web Based)

A

IC2

620100

Chemical Engineering

Q

CPE 3.408

620900

Chemistry

B

WEL 2.218

621000

Chemistry (PhD/MD)

B

WEL 2.218

621700

Civil Engineering

A

ECJ 4.200

623200

Classics

Q

WAG 123

623962

Advertising

A

CMA A7.142

623963

Journalism

Q

CMA A6.144

623965

Communication Studies

Q

CMA A7.118

624000

Communication Sciences and Disorders

A

CMA A2.112

624010

Audiology

A

CMA A2.112

624025

Radio-Television-Film (MA, PhD)

Q

CMA A6.116

624026

Radio-Television-Film (MFA)

Q

CMA A6.116

624030

Advertising/Business Administration

A

CMA A7.142

624060

Advertising/Public Affairs

A

CMA A7.142

624090

Communication Studies/Business

Administration

Q

CMA A7.118

624120

Communication Studies/Latin

American Studies

Q

CMA A7.118

624150

Communication Studies/Public Affairs

Q

CMA A7.118

624180

Journalism/Business Administration

A

CMA A6.144

624210

Journalism/Latin American Studies

A

CMA A6.144

624240

Journalism/Middle Eastern Studies

A

CMA A6.144

624270

Journalism/Public Affairs

A

CMA A6.144

624300

Radio-Television-Film/Business

Administration

A

CMA A6.116

624330

Radio-Television-Film/Latin

American Studies

A

CMA A6.116

624360

Radio-Television-Film/Middle

Eastern Studies

A

CMA A6.116

624390

Radio-Television-Film/Public Affairs

A

CMA A6.116

624420

Radio-Television-Film/Russian,

East European, and Eurasian Studies

A

CMA A6.116

625400

Community and Regional Planning

A

SUT 2.130A

625401

Community and Regional Planning/

Geography

A

SUT 2.130A

625410

Community and RegionalPlanning/

Sustainable Design

A

SUT 2.130A

625420

Community and Regional Planning/

Urban Design

A

SUT 2.130A

626200

Comparative Literature

Q

CAL 217

627000

Computational and Applied Mathematics

A

ACE 5.320

627100

Computational Science, Engineering,

and Mathematics

A

ACE 5.320

627700

Computer Sciences

R

TAY 2.114

627710

Computer Sciences (MSCS,

Five-year Integrated Program)

R

TAY 2.114

630100

Design

A

ART 1.218

630700

Theatre

H

WIN 2.158

630701

Theatre (MFA - Acting)

H

WIN 2.158

630702

Theatre (MFA - Directing)

H

WIN 2.158

630703

Theatre (MFA - Theatrical Design)

H

WIN 2.158

630704

Dance

H

WIN 2.158

631500

Economics

Q

BRB 3.114

632332

Curriculum and Instruction

Q

SZB 406

632333

Educational Administration

A

SZB 310

632334

Educational Psychology

A

SZB 504

632335

Foreign Language Education

Q

SZB 528

632339

Special Education

A

SZB 306

632343

Educational Psychology - School

A

SZB 504

632344

Educational Psychology - Counseling

A

SZB 504

632400

Health Education

Q

BEL 710

632500

Kinesiology

Q

BEL 710

632600

Mathematics Education

Q

SZB 462

632700

Science Education

Q

SZB 462

634600

Electrical and Computer Engineering

A

ENS 101

634610

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Computer Engineering)

A

ENS 101

634611

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Software Engineering)

A

ENS 101

634615

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Circuit Design)

A

ENS 101

634620

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Solid-State Electronics)

A

ENS 101

634630

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Manufacturing Systems Engineering)

A

ENS 101

634640

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Biomedical Engineering)

A

ENS 101

634650

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Communications, Networks, and Systems)

A

ENS 101

634660

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Electromagnetics and Acoustics)

A

ENS 101

634670

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Plasma/Quantum Electronics and Optics)

A

ENS 101

634680

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Energy Systems)

A

ENS 101

634682

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Integrated Circuits and Systems)

A

ENS 101

634690

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Circuit Design) - Option III

B

CEE 2.206

635000

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Software Engineering) - Option III

B

CEE 2.206

635010

Electrical and Computer Engineering

(Integrated Circuits and Systems) -

Option III

B

CEE 2.206

635090

Energy and Earth Resources

B

JGB 2.314

635100

Energy and Mineral Resources

B

JGB 2.314

635200

Engineering Management - Option III

B

CEE 2.206

637100

Engineering Mechanics

A

WRW 215D

639300

English

Q

CAL 210

639301

English (Creative Writing)

A

CAL 210

640100

Environmental and

Water Resources Engineering

A

ECJ 4.200

644300

Geography

R

GRG 338

645200

Geological Sciences

A

JGB 2.120

646000

Germanic Studies

M

BUR 336

647300

Global Policy Studies

B

SRH 3.107

647310

Global Policy Studies/

Energy and Earth Resources

B

JGB 2.314

647315

Global Policy Studies/

Journalism

B

SRH 3.107

647320

Global Policy Studies/

Latin American Studies

B

SRH 3.107

647330

Global Policy Studies/

Business Administration

B

SRH 3.107

647335

Global Policy Studies/Russian,

East European, and Eurasian Studies

B

SRH 3.107

647340

Global Policy Studies/Asian Studies

B

SRH 3.107

647345

Global Policy Studies/

Middle Eastern Studies

B

SRH 3.107

647500

Government

B

BAT 2.120A

649100

Hebrew Studies

A

WMB 6.102

650600

History

B

GAR 1.106C

652300

Human Development and

Family Sciences

B

SEA 1.432A

653000

Information Studies

A

UTA 5.200

653800

Italian Studies

Q

HRH 2.110B

659000

Latin American Studies/

Business Administration

P

SRH 1.301

659800

Latin American Studies

V

SRH 1.301

659801

Latin American Studies/

Community and Regional Planning

A

SRH 1.301

659805

Latin American Studies/Communication

B

SRH 1.301

660000

Latin American Studies/Public Affairs

B

SRH 1.301

661300

Library and Information Science

A

UTA 5.200

661900

Linguistics

Q

CAL 503

663300

Materials Science and Engineering

A

ETC 9.158

665100

Mathematics

A

RLM 8.100

665200

Statistics (Mathematical)

A

BUR 336

665900

Mechanical Engineering

A

ETC 5.204

665910

Mechanical Engineering

(Advanced Manufacturing Engineering -

Option III)

B

CEE 2.206

666000

Mechanical Engineering/

Business Administration

A

ETC 5.204

666500

Medieval Studies

A

PAR 213

667000

Mexican American Studies

A

WMB 5.102

667500

Microbiology

A

NMS 2.104

668000

Middle Eastern Studies

A

WMB 6.102

668200

Middle Eastern Studies/Public Affairs

A

SRH 3.107

668300

Middle Eastern Studies/Business Administration

A

WMB 6.102

668650

Middle Eastern Studies/

Information Studies

A

SZB 564

670610

Artist Diploma in Music Performance

Q

MRH 3.704

670654

Music and Human Learning

Q

MRH 3.704

670656

Composition

Q

MRH 3.704

670657

Music Performance

Q

MRH 3.704

670658

Music Education

Q

MRH 3.704

670659

Music Theory

Q

MRH 3.704

671000

Musicology/Ethnomusicology

Q

MRH 3.704

671100

Neuroscience

B

NMS 4.104B

671111

Neuroscience (PhD/MD)

B

NMS 4.104B

671600

Nursing

Q

NUR 2.104L

671700

Nursing - Alternate Entry

Q

NUR 2.104L

671800

Nursing/Business Administration

Q

NUR 2.104L

671900

Nutritional Sciences

B

PAI 5.56

673600

Operations Research and

Industrial Engineering

A

ETC 5.204

674900

Petroleum Engineering

A

CPE 3.118

675700

Pharmacy

B

PHR 2.222

676400

Philosophy

Q

WAG 329

678500

Applied Physics

A

RLM 5.224

678900

Physics

Q

RLM 5.224

683500

Psychology

Q

SEA 3.214

683501

Psychology - Clinical

Q

SEA 3.214

684600

Public Affairs

B

SRH 3.107

684601

Public Affairs/Engineering

B

SRH 3.107

684602

Public Affairs/Business Administration

P

SRH 3.107

684610

Public Affairs/

Community and Regional Planning

A

SUT 2.130

684630

Public Affairs/

Energy and Earth Resources

B

JGB 2.314

684640

Public Affairs/Social Work

B

SRH 3.107

684690

Public Policy

B

SRH 3.107

686000

Persian Studies

A

WMB 6.102

686766

French

Q

HRH 3.114C

and

HRH 3.112B

686767

Spanish/Portuguese

A

BEN 2.128

690500

Slavic Languages and Literatures

A

CAL 415

691200

Social Work

A

SSW 2.242

691400

Social Work (MSSW/MDiv)

A

SSW 2.242

691450

Social Work (MSSW/MPH)

A

SSW 2.242

691700

Sociology

R

BUR 536

692000

Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies

A

CAL 415

692500

Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies/Communication

A

CMA A4.130

693000

Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies/Public Affairs

B

SRH 3.107

693200

Russian, East European, and

Eurasian Studies/Business Administration

P

CBA 2.316

693230

Technology Commercialization

(Option III)

A

IC2

693235

Technology Commercialization

(Option III) - Web-Based

A

IC2

693250

Textile and Apparel Technology

T

GEA 223

693300

Women’s and Gender Studies

A

WWH 401

693310

Women’s and Gender Studies/

Information Studies

A

WWH 401

693320

Women’s and Gender Studies/

Public Affairs

A

WWH 401

693500

Writing

A

FDH
Red McCombs School of Business (graduate)

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

B00802

Accounting - Professional Program,

fifth year

B

GSB 4.112C

B01100

Professional Accounting (MPA)

B

GSB 4.112C

B15510

Business Administration

(MBA, First Year)

G

CBA 2.502

B15520

Business Administration

(MBA, Second Year)

G

CBA 2.502

B16101

Business Administration

(MBA International)

G

CBA 2.502

B16105

Business Administration

(MBA, Executive)

A

ATT L078

B16109

Business Administration

(MBA, Mexico City)

G

CBA 3.422

B16115

Business Administration

(MBA, Dallas)

B

ATT L078

B16120

Business Administration

(MBA, Evening)

B

ATT L075

B16125

Business Administration

(MBA, Houston)

B

ATT L078
School of Undergraduate Studies

Major

Code

Major

Advising

Note

Advising

Location

U00100

Undeclared

A

FAC 411