There are many places on campus to seek assistance on matters involving selection of classes and major, general education, career planning, financial aid, student rights, university procedures, health issues, and more. Listed here are a few types of services commonly needed by students.
If you are ever unsure of where to go to get a question answered or obtain other help, please check the SJSU catalog, the SJSU web site, the main office of your college or department, your professor, Associated Students, or the information desk in the Student Union, which is located on the second floor across from The Bookstore.
You should meet with the academic advisor for your major during your first year at SJSU. Stop by your department office if you are unsure who your advisor is. Undeclared majors should make an appointment at Academic Advising in the Student Services Center for assistance with course selection.
GE advising for all students is by appointment only in the Student Services Center (924-2129).
If you have a problem with your course work or a dispute about a grade you receive, consult first with the professor. If the issue is not resolved, do the following in the order presented:
Make an appointment at the Counseling Services Center for assistance with personal or educational issues (924-5910).
Both individual and group tutoring in a variety of subjects, as well as workshops to help improve basic skills in math and English, are available in the Student Services Center. You should ask your professor or department office if tutoring is available related to your major courses.
Stop by the Financial Aid Office in the Student Services Center if you have questions about grants, scholarships or loans.
Visit the Career Center to learn about different careers, to find a part-time job, to signup for a workshop on writing a resume or improving your interview techniques, or to find information to help you select a major.
For more information on how you can seek assistance visit the following links:
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