Have Questions? See our Frequently Asked Questions page. Then connect with a facilitator or an advisor if you still need help.

ADVISING HOURS

For VIRTUAL advising:

This occurs through an online (Zoom) meeting where the advisor can share his or her screen with you. Just click the meeting URL if one is provided or follow the instructions to get the URL. Then follow the instructions to connect. You should be set up to engage in audio communication on your device. Screen viewing is optional but may be helpful.
Alternatively, you can call in on your phone. The number is: +1 646 558 8656 US (New York). Use the meeting ID provided by each advisor.
NOTE: When you enter the Zoom meeting, you will be placed in a waiting area. You will be admitted into the room in turn by the advisor.

For REMOTE advising:

Email the Advisor. He or she will communicate with you via Email or arrange to speak with you on the phone.

STUDENTS: 

If you do not know how to do something or how to contact someone, talk to a student facilitator. 

If you need help with an individual academic problem or advice about the future, contact a faculty advisor.

The Psychology Department is trying to help students by offering help from student facilitators.  These students can show you how to register, declare a major or minor, get on a waitlist, access degree works, use CUNY schedule builder, use the F policy etc. They can help you find contact information for tutoring, financial and laptop assistance, counseling, the career office, the Psychology Club, the foreign language requirement and other CCNY offices.  If you don’t know how to do something or what the contact information for offices on campus are, contact a student facilitator.

Contact faculty advisors for advice about what classes to take, registering for particular classes, problems in your classes, graduate school and anything involving looking at your transcript or degree works.

Student advising will be on Zoom.  Open the Zoom links at the times shown below.  You may be put in the waiting room but the wait should not be long.

If you cannot make any of the hours listed above, students can schedule an appointment via email.