Academic Advising for Undecided Majors
The Advising Center is the primary home for advisement of students who are still considering their choice of college majors. These students are designated with an undecided status for major. It is not unusual for new students to begin higher education not knowing which career path to choice. Advisors in the center are specifically trained to assist in career exploration. Students may also visit the ASU Counseling Center to take a number of career inventories.

Instruction for Making Connections Courses
The Advising Center advisors are the primary instructors for the Making Connections courses for students who are still undecided regarding a college major. The focus of these sections is on major awareness and career opportunities. Students in these sections have an opportunity for in depth exploration of college majors. In addition to this focus, the course covers the core content found in all Making Connections courses, such as study behaviors, academic policies, research and other college success skills.

Services for Students in Academic Distress

The Center provides a number of services for students who are in academic distress.  Click here for more information. 

Withdraw from the University

Dropping Classes
During the course of a semester, students are permitted to drop individual courses within the permitted time frame yet still maintain enrollment in other courses. To drop all courses for a semester, or to drop down to zero hours, you must officially withdraw at the Wilson Advising Center. Deadlines for dropping individual courses can be found under Important Dates on the Registrar's web page.

Withdrawing from ASU
Prior to the start of a semester, students wishing to discontinue enrollment at ASU may drop all classes through their Self-Service account.  However, once the semester begins, tuition and certain fees or penalties may be assessed. Students will no longer have the ability to drop all classes (withdraw) through Self-Service. To drop all courses for a semester (withdraw), please contact the Wilson Advising Center at (870) 972-3001 for instruction. For information about the refund policy, please contact Student Accounts at (870) 972-2285

What students and advisors should know:
It is not always clear the effect dropping courses or withdrawing may have on a student's status or eligibility for various services. For concerns regarding financial aid or residential hall eligibility, please contact these respective departments. For academic questions or concerns, please contact either the department of your major or the Wilson Advising Center for assistance.

 

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