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Academic Advising at Marshall

The Marshall Office of Undergraduate Advising is the primary resource for information and assistance for students who are current undergraduates in the Business Administration major, a Business joint program, or a Business minor.

Advisement for Accounting Majors

Academic advisement for Accounting majors and minors is provided by advisors in the Leventhal School of Accounting in ACC 101 (213-740-4838).

Advisement for Non-Business Majors

Current USC students who are pursuing other majors, but are interested in applying to the Marshall School of Business, should contact the Marshall Office of Undergraduate Admissions in BRI 105 (213-740-8885).

 

When to See an Academic Advisor

Academic advisors can help students develop and clarify goals and plans and help students address general academic questions, concerns, or difficulties. With the active participation of the student, advisors can help with planning your course of study, understanding academic policies and procedures, and connecting you with faculty members and university resources.

Mandatory Advising

Academic advising is mandatory for all students who have not yet completed 24 units at USC (pre-registration for the first three semesters). This restriction can be removed by meeting with an academic advisor prior to registration.

Academic Probation

Students whose overall GPA falls below 2.0 are placed on academic probation. In order to register for classes, a student on academic probation must first meet with an academic advisor in BRI 104 and their academic review counselor in JHH.

Academic Petitions

Students wishing to take a leave of absence, exceed 20 units, extend time to finish incompletes, or submit other academic petitions should also meet with an advisor.