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Advising

Advising

Academic Advising has concluded for the semester/year.  Appointments and availability will resume in January after the University has opened again and offices have resumed operations.

We do not hold walk-in advising.

Forensic Science Undergraduate Academic Advising is for currently enrolled Mason students and is offered in Spring and Fall semesters.  All advising appointments will be scheduled via Navigate, please log onto your Navigate and click "Get Assistance" to schedule an appointment: https://gmu.campus.eab.com/.   Advising appointments will populate in the system 2 weeks out of the current date and you must book your appointment at least 24 hours prior to the requested appointment time.  Advising appointments can be scheduled to be in-person in Exploratory Hall 3400 or virtually through Zoom.  If you are returning from suspension, you must contact Prof. Rule at kcarisi@gmu.edu.

Undergraduate Steps to sign up for Advising Appointment Once in Navigate:

For FRSC Students:
1) What type of appointment would you like to schedule?
 - Academic Advising

2) Service:
 - Under College of Science there are the following:

  • Forensic Science Major Advising
  • Forensic Science Accelerated Program Advising

 - University Minor Advising:

  • Forensic Science minor advising

3) Pick a Date

For Non-FRSC Students:
1) What type of appointment would you like to schedule?
 - Academic Advising

2) Service:
 - Services Outside of your College:

  • Advising outside your Major
  • Declare/change major/minor

 - University Minor Advising:

  • Forensic Science minor advising

3) Pick a Date

All Forensic Science Graduate advising appointments are made via email. Please contact both cdurac@gmu.edu and erancour@gmu.edu if you need help setting up a Graduate advising appointment.

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