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ADVISOR AGREEMENT FORM - University of Texas at San Antonio - utsa 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ADVISOR AGREEMENT FORM in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Student Organization' field with the name of your organization. This identifies the group you will be advising.
  3. Review the eligibility requirements outlined in the form. Ensure that you meet these criteria as a faculty or staff member at the University.
  4. Acknowledge your understanding of the mandatory expectations by reading through them carefully. This includes attending State Mandated Risk Management Training.
  5. In the section regarding suggestions for your role, consider how you can contribute to the organization. You may want to jot down specific ideas or commitments.
  6. Finally, print your name and provide your signature in the designated fields to confirm your agreement and understanding of the responsibilities.

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To schedule your appointment, please call (210) 458-4900. Students may also schedule an appointment by emailing their assigned academic advisor OR visit our campus locations at the Student Success Center (Main - between North Paseo Mckinney Humanities Buildings) or Buena Vista 1.304 (Downtown).
Most universities recommend meeting your academic advisor at least once a semester. In some cases you may need to speak to them more often than that, but you shouldnt leave too long between advising sessions.
30-minute advising appointments are available throughout the year. You can make an appointment with us online or call (206) 543-2550. Please note: If you are an incoming freshman / transfer student that HAS NOT completed Advising and Orientation, our advisers are not able to meet with you at this time.
Find Your Advisor | UTSA Advising | UTSA | University of Texas at San Antonio. Students are encouraged to meet with their assigned advisor to ensure they remain on track with their intended degree plan. To schedule an appointment, students may call 210.458. 4900.
Change of Major Undergraduate students requesting to change majors or degree program are advised to meet with an academic advisor for the program they intend to declare. The change is not official until the advisor approves the request and makes the change in the Student Information System.

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