Office of Academic Advising
The Office of Academic Advising engages students through transitions, connections and resources. Advisors can help you navigate our academic experience and are here to support you as you make decisions about your major and future. Visit us in the Innovative Teaching & Technology Center (ITTC) 007.
Our goal is to listen and support you throughout your time at UNI. Meet with our advisors if you have questions or want support, if you are looking for a sounding board, or if you simply someone to point you in the right direction.
The Office of Academic Advising will be moving in a two-step relocation journey:
- January - July 2025 (for Spring 2025 semester) - Starting Tuesday, January 7, 2025, we will temporarily move to Bartlett Hall 0089 (main level)
- August 2025 (for Fall 2025 semester) - A permanent move to our new location on the second floor of the Rod Library
See Where in the World is the Office of Academic Advising? page for information updates and text/visual directions to our office for students, faculty, and staff to find us during this journey!
Is your major not quite what you thought it would be? If you are feeling this way you are not alone.
Let the Office of Academic Advising help! We meet with many students considering a major change. Our advisors will help you connect your interests and goals with UNI major and minor options.
You can request to meet with an academic or peer advisor by:
Completing the Academic Advising Assistance Request form.
Calling 319-273-3406 or emailing academic-advising@uni.edu.
Dropping by ITTC 007 Monday-Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Events & Programs
Peer Advisors
Peer Advisors are undergraduate students trained as advisors to help you succeed! Peer advisors can help you:
- Explore majors, minors and career options
- Understand UNIFI general education requirements
- Learn to use the registration system
Majors in Minutes
This fall semester event connects students with Senior peers in the majors you're exploring!
Featuring a group, speed-dating approach, you can learn about majors of interest from current students in that program through discussion, reviewing, and by asking questions - visiting as many or as few majors as you would like!
PACE Program
The Panther Access, Connection and Engagement (PACE) Program is a transition and support opportunity for new Panthers.
- Guide a student’s transition to the university
- Promote a student’s sense of belonging and academic identity
- Facilitate future campus academic and career connections
