Your faculty adviser will be your primary source of academic guidance for your first and second years. Your adviser knows not only his or her field, but also the general requirements of a Princeton undergraduate education, and can help you navigate the Princeton curriculum, plan according to your own ambitions, and take advantage of special opportunities. 

You’ll meet with your adviser each term before course enrollment, but make sure you see your adviser at other times of the term too! Contact your adviser if you'd like to drop or add a course, if you think you might need academic support, or if you'd like to discuss the pros and cons of different majors, study abroad, or research.  Also take advantage of your adviser’s office hours and advising meals at Yeh College to chat informally. It's worth investing some time to build this relationship; after all, the better your adviser knows you, the more able he or she will be to advise you!

Your Dean and Assistant Dean also provide academic advising for all Yeh College students. First-years and sophomores are encouraged to contact the Assistant Dean, and juniors and seniors to contact the Dean.