Advising

UAA advisors are here to help undergraduate students—virtually, via Zoom. Schedule your appointment today.

Are you an undergraduate looking to connect with a faculty advisor in your major? Are you a graduate student? Find your faculty advisor’s contact information here.

We offer a Virtual Advising Help Desk. Check out our availability and connect with us on the spot today.

Peer Advisors (PAs) are specially trained to help you with creating schedules and navigating many other New York Tech resources. Check out their schedules here.

Connect with Peer Advisors by emailing peeradvising@nyit.edu or joining the Virtual Advising Help Desk and requesting a PA.

Below are the different types of holds that you might see on your account and the ways to resolve them:

• Financial Hold: You have a balance from this fall semester. Contact the Bursar at 516.686.7510 for assistance.
• Admissions Hold: You may be missing your high school or former college transcripts. Contact Admissions at admissions@nyit.edu for assistance.
• Student Must See Advisor Hold: This is your advising hold and to have this removed, you will need to schedule an advising appointment with your advisor to discuss your courses for next semester.
• Immunization Hold: You have yet to submit your immunization records or they were not approved. See Immunization Policy for details.

Check out these helpful guides and videos to learn how to use Schedule Planner, register for classes, change your schedule, check your grades, and more.

Each academic program has a specially crafted semester map, which is an example of the semester-by-semester sequence of courses you might take to complete all the required credits for your major.

New York Tech offers several minors in various disciplines to help enhance your already valuable degree. Explore the available options and see if any would be a good fit for you and your career goals.

Connect with a UAA advisor to talk this out further. There are possible alternative options and resources we can explore, that can help you to remain successful this semester.