Office for Academic Advising Support > Appointments

Appointments

​​​​​​​​​​​On this page, you can find out how to schedule an appointment, how long appointments last, how to know if you're able to meet with an OAAS advisor, and other helpful appointment-related information.

OAAS will meet with any undergraduate student who is undeclared or thinking about changing or adding a major or minor. You can schedule an appointment two ways:

1. OneDePaul: If you are undeclared in LAS, CSH, or CMN, you have an assigned OAAS advisor and can schedule an appointment directly to your advisor's calendar using OneDePaul in Campus Connect.  You can find instructions here.
If you are declared in any undergraduate program but considering a change in major or minor, you can schedule an appointment directly to an OAAS advisor's calendar in OneDePaul by clicking Schedule an Appointment-->Assigned and then scrolling down to “OAAS: Major Exploration Advising" team and selecting “Anyone on this team.”  

2. Telephone: Between the hours of 9am-5pm on Mon-Fri, you may call us at 773/325-7431 to schedule an appointment.

If you’ve worked with an OAAS advisor before, feel free to schedule with that advisor directly.  You can also find advisor email addresses on the Staff page.

OAAS appointments are scheduled for 60 minutes.

Our advisors will work with all LAS, CSH, and CMN undeclared or exploratory students. Additionally, we will see students from any college who are declared majors but who are exploring alternative or additional academic options.

There is some limited availability for same-day advising during weeks 1 and 6 of every quarter. Otherwise, please plan to schedule your appointment for a future date.

Our advisors work with undeclared and exploratory students only. If you are declared in a major and intend to keep it, you should no longer meet with an OAAS advisor. You will be assigned a major field advisor who will be able to help you. Feel free to call your academic department and ask who your new assigned advisor will be. You can use the DePaul Online Directory to locate your department's phone number.


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