Tyler School of Art and Architecture: Academic Advising

Here’s what advising is not: We’re not a box to check once you finish registering. 

The Advising team can help you live, study, create and graduate better at Tyler

Why Advising?

Consider this office your information hub. Need writing assistance? Got a hold on your registration? Having academic anxiety or roommate issues? Need help managing your studio time and classes? Want to study abroad? 

As a Tyler student you have the vast resources of Tyler and Temple University at your disposal, but they’re not always easy to find. From orientation and registration to graduation, we can connect you to student clubs, job resources, a new major and help you graduate on time. 

Our best advice? Visit us early and often. If we make your life easier, that’s how much more you can create. 

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Schedule an Appointment  

We love meeting with you even after you’re done registering. We can connect you to career resources, clubs, internships, tutoring, arts events and more. So much is possible at Tyler and the greater Temple universe, you just have to ask.  

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Meet the Tyler School of Art and Architecture Academic Advising Team  

Drop-add. Navigating study abroad. Referrals to eye-opening classes and brand-new programs. Registration secrets. Applying for under-the-radar scholarships. These are the type of things our Advising team can help with. 

Meet our team

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Learn About the Fly in 4 Partnership 

Fly in 4 is a ground-breaking program that gives you a four-year academic plan, guaranteeing graduation in four years. If you follow all program requirements and can’t graduate on time, Temple pays for your remaining classes. 

Learn more

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Bookmark the Temple University Bulletin 

Consider the Temple Bulletin required reading. The course catalogue is the giant repository of undergraduate and graduate programs and course listings at Temple University. The adventure starts here. 

Temple University Bulletin

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Check your DARS 

Make DARS your friend. The Degree Audit Reporting System aka DARS helps you stay on track by displaying all courses you’ve completed, have in progress or need for graduation. 

Check your DARS

More Temple University Student Resources 

Here are some additional go-to resources to support you from your first year to graduation. 

The Temple University Student Success Center

The Student Success Center offers math, science and writing tutoring, English language and foreign-language-learner assistance, graduate student support and peer guidance. 

The Temple University Student Success Center

The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising

Get important guidance on pursuing merit-based scholarships and fellowships, such as student Fulbright grants. (Tyler incidentally has produced xx graduate student Fulbright scholars.) 

The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising

Disability Resources and Services

This office can help you get academic accommodations, accessible housing, sign language interpreters and other resources so you can participate fully in Tyler’s creative community. 

Disability Resources and Services

The Digital Scholarship Center

The center is a collaborative space for textual analysis, creating 3-d spaces, geospatial technology, games and visualizations. 

The Digital Scholarship Center

Advising beyond registering for classes

“We can do so much more than giving students classes. We can help them get the most out of their whole college experience.”

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David Logan

Assistant Dean, Advising and Title IX Liaison