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Academic Advising
Student Responsibility
Each student is responsible for ensuring that his or her academic choices meet the requirements for graduation. All requirements are outlined in the SFU Calendar, which is available online. Please note that the SFU Calendar is considered the authority for official information, therefore we recommend that students refer to the calendar for information pertaining to Program Requirements, including course prerequisites.
Academic Advising Information
- For all admission and transfer credit queries
- Newly admitted students are undeclared
- For first year FASS students (newly admitted students are undeclared)
- Course and degree planning
- FANx99, FALx99, and WQB requirements
- Choosing a program (Major/Joint Major/Extended Minor/Minor)
- Tools and Resources
- If you are a newly admitted student or have less than 60 units transferred to SFU
- Course and degree planning
- FANx99, FALx99, and WQB requirements
- Choosing a program (Major/Joint Major/Extended Minor/Minor)
- Tools and Resources
- Academic difficulty (AP/BOT/RTW)
Psychology Declaration
Declaration means formal approval into the program. Newly admitted students including transfer students are undeclared. If you are waiting to declare into the PSYC Major, Joint Major, or Extended Minor, we recommend declaring into the Minor first and then switching. You can submit your declaration request via our declaration form here once you have completed the following:
To declare your program, please complete the form by the following dates to guarantee your declaration into our PSYC programs before the start of the enrollment period:
- November 1 (Spring enrollment)
- March 1 (Summer enrollment)
- July 1 (Fall enrollment)
Any declaration requests submitted after these dates will be delayed and will be processed on an on-going basis.
Psychology Undergraduate Advising
- Psychology undergraduate advising is for students who are declared into a psychology program.
- Currently, our advising appointments are done remotely via Zoom and booked through Advisor Link
- In-person, booked appointments are available by request; please email us at psycadvs@sfu.ca
Drop-In Advising Hours (via Zoom):
- Tuesdays 10AM-11AM and Fridays 10AM-11AM
- To access the Zoom Link, please log in to Advisor Link. Note that drop-in advising are for quick inquiries; if you would like to discuss graduation checks or program planning, please book a 20 minute advising appointment with us via Advisor Link
UNDERGRADUATE ADVISORS
Beth Ren (on leave)
COORDINATOR, STUDENT AFFAIRS
psycadvs@sfu.ca
RCB 5253
CERISSE DELA CRUZ
COORDINATOR, STUDENT AFFAIRS
psycadvs@sfu.ca
RCB 5252
EMILY CO
COORDINATOR, STUDENT AFFAIRS & COMMUNICATIONS
psycadvs@sfu.ca
RCB 5254