Providing exceptional, personalized academic support to UT PGE students is our top priority. We strive to give you the individual care and support you need to make informed decisions about your degree plan while encouraging you to consider opportunities that will enrich your academic experience on the Forty Acres. We value the experiences and ideas you bring to the department and aim to help you meet — and even exceed — your goals.

New Students
Incoming PGE students will attend advising and course registration during new student orientation. Please be sure to register for UT Orientation after accepting your offer of admission. Also make sure you have a laptop computer that meets our minimum hardware requirements.

Current Students
If you need academic advising assistance, please get in touch through one of the following methods. For general advising questions, visit Drop-In Mondays, stop by for Thursday drop-ins or email PGE Advising. For longer-term planning, please schedule an appointment:

• Advising Appointments: Schedule a virtual or in-person academic advising appointment with a PGE academic advisor.

• Drop-In Mondays: We’re starting the week off right with all-day drop-ins for PGE undergrads. Drop in for quick in-person academic advising help on Mondays at the following times and locations:
  • Chat with Allison
    CPE 3.124 | 9:30–11:30 a.m.
  • Chat with Jaimie 
    CPE 3.168B (the Advising Suite) | 1:30–3:30 p.m.

• Thursday Drop-Ins: Drop in for quick in-person academic advising help on Thursdays at the following times and locations:
  • Chat with Allison 
    CPE 3.124 | 1:30–3:30 p.m.
  • Chat with Jaimie 
    CPE 3.168B (the Advising Suite) | 1:30–3:30 p.m.

A note about emails and phone calls: During peak advising periods (such as during registration advising or at the beginning of the term), please allow additional time for email responses. Because your academic advisor will be hosting advising sessions and monitoring email, phone calls and voice messages regarding advising and registration will not be regularly monitored.