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Advising

FOR CURRENT STUDENTS WITH MORE THAN 60 HOURS

The Math Department begins advising majors in the department when they reach 60 hours. To join the department and to be assigned to an Math Department advisor, students should review our advising page

View Math Advising Page
For Current students with less than 60 hours

All UGA students are required to be advised every fall and spring semester.  You can’t register until you’ve had your advising appointment.  Make an appointment shortly after drop/add to avoid a last-minute rush that might impact your ability to register on time.  If you have questions about making an appointment, email your advisor.

How to Find your Advisor in SAGE

Make an Appointment in SAGE

If you do not have an advisor in SAGE, please email askfranklin@uga.edu.

Your advisor and advising location will be assigned based on your major listed in Athena and your number of earned credit hours. To meet with the correct advisor, make sure your major is correct in Athena. (Note:  Students with more than one major should be advised in each department.)

How to Check and Change your Major

Changing your major: If you have recently changed your major but have not been assigned a new advisor, please contact askfranklin@uga.edu.

Note:  Students with more than one major should be advised in each department.

FOR HONORS STUDENTS

Honors advisors and advising locations vary by your major in Athena and hours earned.  Please refer to your SAGE network at sage.uga.edu to find your advisor’s contact information.  For details, see the Honors website.  

Make an Appointment in SAGE

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