Do I have an Academic Advisor? 🔹 Do I have someone to help me pick my courses? 🔹 Who do I talk to about my degree plan? 🔹 How do I find out who my academic advisor is?

Every Acadia student has access to an academic advisor who can help with course selection, degree planning, and program questions. Advisors are assigned through your department or available by request.

Yes! Every student at Acadia has access to an academic advisor. Academic advisors help you choose your courses, plan your degree, and answer questions about your academic program.

Advisors are usually assigned through your academic department (for example: Biology, English, Business, etc.). Each department handles advising a little differently, so it’s important to know who to contact.

👉 Find your academic advisor or department contact here:
Academic Advising at Acadia

If you’re not sure who to reach out to, or if you haven’t heard from an advisor yet, it’s okay to contact your department directly or email advising@acadiau.ca for help.

 

Helpful Definitions

• Academic Advisor – A faculty member who helps you with your academic questions, course planning, and program requirements.

• Academic Department – The part of the university that offers courses and degrees in a specific subject area (e.g., Chemistry, Sociology).

 

Special Notes

• It’s a good idea to connect with your advisor before classes start and anytime you have questions about your academic path.

• Some programs assign advisors automatically, while others require you to reach out - don’t be afraid to take the first step.