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Advising in the School of Arts and Letters

Gregory Roberts is the Professional Academic Adviser for the School of Arts and Letters.  If you are an IUS student who has just declared a major in the School of Arts and Letters, you will need to make sure that the Academic Success Center transfers your file to the School of Arts and Letters (Knobview 110) and you should make an appointment with Mr. Roberts in Knobview 110.  He can be reached at 812-941-2342 or 812-941-2584.

If you are an IUS student transferring from another major outside the School of Arts and Letters, you need to have your original school send your file to the School of Arts and Letters (Knobview 110).  At that point, you should make an appointment with Mr. Roberts in Knobview 110.

If you are a transfer student from another university, you need to have the admissions office send your file to the School of Arts and Letters (Knobview 110).  At that point, you should make an appointment with Mr. Roberts in Knobview 110

You are strongly encouraged to consult regularly with an adviser.  Advisers review academic requirements, discuss prospective courses, and consider how those courses fit into your overall academic plan. They may discuss the relationship between academic plans and prospective careers.

Please see the following chart for your advisor and contact information listed below:

Contact Information:

It should be noted, if you haven't been admitted to the School of Arts and Letters, then be sure to see your Academic Success Center advisor (University Center South 207) before enrolling in Arts and Letters courses.

Academic Advisement Report

The Advisement Report (often called a Degree Progress Report) is a tool to help track your progress toward completing your degree. It identifies the degree requirements from your School’s Bulletin, lists the courses that meet each requirement, and applies the courses you have taken toward meeting each area. You can track your progress toward meeting your degree each time you register or add/drop courses. Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of this report. However, you should consult regularly with an advisor to verify what is still needed to complete your degree. You are ultimately responsible for fulfilling all degree requirements as stated in the bulletin.

Access the Report

1. Go to OneStart (https://onestart.iu.edu) and log in.

2. Click on Go to Student Center.

3. Click on My Academics & Grades.

4. Under the Advising heading, click on View my advisement report.

5. Select the Academic Institution.

6. Select the Report Type and click . [Note: Choosing the report that includes a transcript will show transfer courses, test scores, and other credit—if applicable.]