Undergraduate Advising

The Undergraduate Advising Office (UAO) provides services to all Mays Business School undergraduate students. Students are encouraged to meet regularly with an academic advisor. Although students are not assigned to specific advisors, they may request to meet with the advisor of their choice.

Advisors assist with many academic matters including, but not limited to the following list. 

How We Help:

  • Choosing classes and planning for registration
  • Declaring a major
  • Q-drop and withdrawal decision-making
  • Preapproval for study abroad coursework
  • Referral to support services for academic and/or personal challenges
  • Requests for special consideration of college and university policies, procedures, and requirements

How To Meet with An Advisor

Undergraduate Advising at Mays

Drop-In Advising for all majors

Location: Wehner 238

Monday | 8:30 am – 11:30 am 
Thursday | 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm 

Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis.

Schedule an Appointment

Monday – Friday  | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 

Book Appointment

You will receive a confirmation email with appointment location information.

Special Programs Advising

Students enrolled in a special program receive advising from the program office.  These include: 

 
  • In addition, the Center for International Business Studies (CIBS) provides advising for students looking to study abroad or pursue a certificate in international business.
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  • Also, the Career Center at Mays offers help to students researching roles and industries, preparing for an internship, or performing a job search.

Still Have Questions?

Please email us at maysuao@mays.tamu.edu, call us at (979) 862-3850, or use the directory linked here to connect with the person you need.

Tips for communicating with advisors

  • Use your @TAMU.edu account to email advisors
  • In the email subject, include a brief reason for the message
  • Always include your full name and UIN
  • Use courteous and professional language - not abbreviated text language
  • Do not reply to a mass email. Begin a new email
  • Allow 1-2 business days for a response
  • Do not send the same message multiple times
  • Read messages sent to you through TAMU email. Important information is sent this way, and students are responsible for the information sent.