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How Do I make an appointment for Academic Advising with the School of Social Work?

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Advising Resources for Watts College Students

Academic advisors play a crucial role in helping students navigate their university experience. They support students in:

  • Successfully transitioning to the university
  • Making progress towards educational goals
  • Understanding curricula, policies, and procedures

Finding Your Advisor

Contact Information

  • Refer to the Academic Support Team box on My ASU for advisor contact information.

Undergraduate Advising

Students may book an appointment with an advisor to discuss topics including registering for classes, exploring certificates and minors, and pursuing an accelerated masters.

To take advantage of express advising, please sign up here: https://links.asu.edu/wattsexpressadvising.

Graduate Student Advising

MSW Advising Appointments:
Master of Social Work (MSW) students may book an appointment by following this link: https://appointments.apps.asu.edu/casamonline/BookAppt?C=G&T=P&AU=16
 It is recommended that you make the appointment at a time that will allow you to be at a computer with stable internet access.

On-Call Advising:

If this is a quick question to clarify something or get assistance with a form, then you can call and try to connect with our on-call advisor. These are not intended to be long conversations. They may still be in a meeting when you call but the front desk will take your information and you will receive a call back. The advisor will reserve the right to direct you to making a scheduled appointment should it be appropriate.
  • Feel free to send an email if you would prefer: MSWAdvising@asu.edu

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