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Academic Advising and Requirements

The Office for Undergraduate Studies

104 O'Shaughnessy Hall is constantly abuzz with activity; advisors in the Office of Undergraduate Studies guide Arts and Letters students, helping them fulfill University and College requirements, making sure they have acquired enough credit to graduate, and providing information regarding Notre Dame and Arts and Letters academic policies. Undergraduate advisors also ensure that a degree from the College of Arts and Letters truly signifies the completion of a Notre Dame education.

Meet the Advisors

The advisors in the Office for Undergraduate Studies hold at least a Master's degree in their respective fields. Each advisor is available to help students navigate academic policies and requirements. Some also specialize in professional and graduate school advising.

More Advising Information

  • Choosing the Right Advisor: Find out when to contact the Office of Undergraduate Studies, the First Year of Studies, and individual department, or the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
  • Advising Hours: Want to schedule an appointment with an Arts and Letters advisor?

Graduate and Professional School Advising

Assistant Deans in the Office for Undergraduate Studies provide advising to students wishing to apply to Law School, Medical School, Dental School, or graduate school in the Health professions.

More Helpful Links

Graduate Advising Resources

In addition, the Office for Undergraduate Studies houses a resource library for students interested in taking graduate exams. Your advisor will assist you in planning your testing schedule and making the necessary preparations. Materials include:

  • GRE Information
  • MCAT Information
  • Current law school bulletins
  • LSAT applications
  • LSAT preparation materials
  • The Official Guide to U.S. Law Schools
  • GMAT Information
The staff of Waddick’s create a hospitable environment—one perfect for conversation, reading, or a quick snack before class.
The staff of Waddick’s create a hospitable environment—one perfect for conversation, reading, or a quick snack before class.

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