You’ll have academic advisory support every step of the way – from freshman year to graduation
When you come to orientation, we’ll give you help in registering for your first classes at Ole Miss. Throughout the rest of your freshman year, the Center for Student Success and First Year Experience will provide academic advising and the necessary resources.
Starting in the fall of your second year, you’ll meet with an academic advisor to help schedule your courses. These advising sessions take place in March and October.
You will have your personalized course plan in a Box folder. You should review this before meeting your advisor, so you’ll have an idea of which courses to take the following semester.
| Advising sheets | |
|---|---|
| Biomedical engineering | Bioinformatics Biomolecular Biomedical systems Pre-Med |
| Chemical engineering | Standard track Manufacturing |
| Civil engineering | Standard track Environmental |
| Computer engineering | Standard track Manufacturing |
| Computer science | Standard track |
| Data science | Standard track |
| Electrical engineering | Standard track Manufacturing |
| General engineering | Standard track Aerospace Business administration Entrepreneurship Global security studies Intelligence and security studies Manufacturing Pre-medicine |
| Geological engineering | Standard track |
| Geology | Standard track |
| Mechanical engineering | Standard track Manufacturing |
Finding your advisor
| Biomedical engineering |  | Parker Flowers 111 Brevard Hall 662-915-6504 pmflower@olemiss.edu |
| Civil engineering Geology Geological engineering Chemical engineering |  | Nyterica Jenkins 111 Brevard Hall 662-915-5163 nyterica@olemiss.edu |
| Computer science Data science Computer engineering Electrical engineering |  | Annie Piperno 111 Brevard Hall 662-915-5162 acpipern@olemiss.edu |
| Mechanical engineering General engineering |  | Brandon Beckett 111 Brevard Hall 662-915-5162 beckett@olemiss.edu |
Social science / Humanities / Fine arts courses
Use our advising guidance for social science, humanities and fine arts courses to make sure you meet your non-engineering requirements.
Career advice
The faculty in your department will be there to discuss your longer-term plans – be it a job or grad school.
General advice
If you need advice on academic policies, general school administrative requests, or your personal well-being, the Student Services team in 111 Brevard Hall is happy to talk with you.