ASU Chemistry & Biochemistry, Arizona State University

Undergraduate Advising

Overview

Our goal in the advising office for the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department is to provide excellent service to our students regarding course selection, degree program requirements, deadlines, and university and department policies and procedures. We strive to enhance our students' academic experience at ASU by creating an environment where students can go with any question and receive answers and/or referrals.

Advisor Responsibilities:

  • Assist students in the planning of their academic schedules
  • Clarify requirements, policies, and procedures
  • Help track progress towards graduation
  • Evaluate transfer credit needed for our degree programs (chemistry and biochemistry courses only)
  • Provide referrals when appropriate

When to seek advising:

  • New students (freshmen and transfer)
  • Students on probation or with deficiencies
  • Current ASU student changing major to chemistry or biochemistry
  • Questions regarding policies and procedures
  • Repeating Courses
  • Course Withdrawals
  • Course selection for upcoming semesters
  • Questions regarding progress towards graduation
  • Advising holds on your account
  • Personal struggles that hinder your academic success

  • To schedule an appointment with your advisor, please visit
    https://webapp4.asu.edu/advsched/?acad_org=CCHEMBIO

  • To view walk-in availability for your advisor, please visit
    https://chem-webtools.asu.edu/UGADV/Walk-in/
   Resources...
  • To request an override for a Chemistry or Biochemistry course if you have taken the prerequisite(s) at another college or university, fill out the Prerequisite Override Form.
  • DARS
    (Degree Audit Reporting System)
    The DARS audit is available through your My ASU. In order for a DARS audit to be accurate, all transfer courses must have been officially evaluated by ASU.