Every semester, prior to registration, students will meet with an academic advisor to discuss course selection. However, students are encouraged to meet about choosing a major(s), a minor(s), and individual paths to graduation, not only during mandatory advisement, but also throughout the semester.

Meet the Office of College Advising Staff.

The Learning Community Program allows new students to get connected with the campus community and local Los Angeles area & explore new academic disciplines. Participants are matched with a faculty mentor, staff advisor, & peer mentor.

Find more at www.usc.edu/learningcommunities.

Held throughout the Fall and Spring semesters, the Choosing Your Major Workshops are designed to help students get started on the “major decision-making” process. Ask the College Advising staff about the upcoming scheduled dates.

Opportunities to meet other new Trojans and helpful staff in the first few weeks on campus are just a couple of reasons why students attend a New Student Seminar. The seminars are a great approach to getting to know one’s peers, advisor, and the campus resources.

For students and alumni of all majors, a Pre-Graduate School Advisor is available to help explore advanced degree programs in all fields outside of the allied health professions and law.

Find more at www.usc.edu/pregrad.

Services are available to those seeking admission into the Health professions, through individual advisement, workshops, guest speakers, the Pre-Health Committee process, and a letter of recommendation service.

Find more at www.usc.edu/pre-health.

Advisors and services are available for students and alumni of all majors pursuing an interest in law and law related fields. Programs include individual advisement, workshops, guest speakers and the annual USC Law Fair.

Find more at www.usc.edu/pre-law.