Academic Advising and Mentorship Support
Your success is our priority! In the Department of Communication at Boise State, we offer a tandem support approach to help you navigate your academic journey. Our partnership between the College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) Advising Services team and the Communication Department provides you with wrap-around guidance throughout your studies.
Our COAS Advising Services team is here to assist you with degree planning, course selection, and university requirements, while our department faculty mentors provide specialized support in program studies, including career advice, internship opportunities, and networking connections. Together, we are committed to helping you achieve your academic and professional goals.
COAS Advising offers both virtual and in-person appointments. You can use the link below that will redirect you to schedule with a COAS Academic Advisor. If you have any questions, please feel free to connect with them directly.
Click here to Connect with COAS Advising Services
Click here to Connect with a Department Mentor
Announcements
The Latest in Advising
- When registering for any class, you may need a permission number; in such a situation, please contact instructors for classes directly.
- Have you cleared the student financial hold on your account? Before enrolling in any class, go to your Student Center > To-Do List > Student Financial Agreement to clear a hold. For questions, please contact Student Financial Services: (208) 426-1212.
Important for Graduating Seniors
Course selection near graduation is extremely important. When registering for your final semester of classes, please give special attention to the following—
- Pay close attention to your registration appointment and register as soon after that date/time as possible, so you ensure you get into all required classes.
- Immediately after registering, go to your my.boisestate Student Center and take a look at your Academic Requirements page. If the term “Not Satisfied” is visible on the page you are not truly in position to graduate and need to determine why. If you discover the problem early, you can probably get it solved by making an appointment with an advisor in the CASS.