Graduate Academic Advising
Academic advising staff is available in the Latin American Studies office to provide advice and answers to questions about the graduate program. By consulting with advisors, new and current students can obtain answers to policy and procedural questions on a variety of topics, including the following:
- Admission to the Graduate program
- Credit for Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
- Requirements and Courses
- Planning Quarterly Course Schedules
- Language Requirements
- Clearance to Enroll in a Course
- Petitions
- Preparing to graduate
Upon admission to the graduate program, students are required to meet with an advisor in the Latin American Studies office to plan a program of study. The program plan may be revised in subsequent years; however, revisions involving curricular requirements require the approval of an advisor. As the department may make course and/or curricular changes periodically, it is important that students consult with a graduate advisor on an annual basis.
One-on-one Advising appointments
Current graduate students & prospective graduate student:
If you have any questions or concerns, please book and appointment with the program graduate avisor:
Prospective Students
For questions regarding the graduate program, you can also send your quesion to our office via email at las@ucsd.edu
Visit LAS and UCSD
We recommend that you:
- Make an appointment with LAS Graduate Coordinator and LAS Director
- Reach out to a current student
- Set up a meeting with faculty you're interested in working with
- Schedule a campus tour
- Explore Campus Resource Centers
- Follow our social media and check events that you could attend during your visit
- Explore Graduate and Family Housing
Current Students
For questions regarding undergraduate advising please use Virtual Advising Center.
An advisor will respond to you within 1-3 business days. All questions must be submitted through VAC, not through email.