Prospective Student Advising
Virtual Advising will not be available from mid-August through to mid-September. However, you can still connect with the Student Service Centre for any questions that you have in the meantime. We look forward to welcoming you to a virtual advising session when they re-open! Please check back in early September to register for a session to meet virtually with one of our advisors.
No matter what questions you have about the University of Alberta, admissions and university life, we are committed to supporting you in getting those questions answered. Join us online for a virtual advising session today!
General Advising
Chat with an advisor and learn about program options, admission requirements, the application process, and more.
Faculty-Specific Advising
Chat with a faculty advisor and get answers to your questions about your faculty and program of interest. The faculties that offer faculty-specific advising sessions are as follows:
- Campus Saint-Jean
- College of Health Sciences
- Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation
- Nursing
- College of Natural & Applied Sciences
- Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences
- Engineering
- Science
- College of Social Sciences & Humanities
- Arts
- Business
- Education
- Native Studies
Augustana Students
For advising services, please contact our Augustana advisors.
International Students
For advising services, please contact our international advisors.
Indigenous Students
First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) students are invited to register for either general or faculty-specific advising through the portal above. If you book general advising, you can request to book with an Indigenous advisor.
Student Service Centre
Have further questions? The Student Service Centre is here to help you make the most of your university journey. We provide information and access to services to support your academic, financial, mental, and physical well-being. If we can’t answer your questions, we’ll connect you with someone who can.
Upcoming Events
Did you know we host presentations and events for prospective high school students year-round?