You can email your advisor or to schedule a virtual appointment with your advisor- visit: gsu.navigate.eab.com. Please note for AIP holds: you will need to complete the AIP form online with your advisor in order to have your advising hold moved.

Academic Advisors are not authorized to provide course authorizations or overrides. Please use the following form to request an override or course authorization: https://casportal.gsu.edu/register/.

You will need to contact your advisor or schedule a virtual appointment with your advisor- visit: gsu.navigate.eab.com to discuss the option and seeing if you are eligible for cross-level registration at our Perimeter College campus and to fill out the cross-level form.

Work with your transient institution regarding their admissions process and course availability, once you have solidified your plans, you will need to contact your advisor or to schedule a virtual appointment with your advisor- visit: gsu.navigate.eab.com to set up an appointment where the transient request form will be filled out.

Using your admissions application account, use the document upload feature, follow the instructions on the following page. (https://admissions.gsu.edu/kb/citizenship-verification-and-lawful-presence/)

A: You can upload your documents via the Patient Portal from the Student Health Clinic’s website (https://health.gsu.edu/services/immunizations-travel/immunization-information/)

You can check the Panther Answer Page here: https://georgiastateuniversity.force.com/support/s/ for information about contacting the Student Accounts office. You can also submit a ticket and an Enrollment Services Specialist will provide you with a response within 24-48 hours.

If you are a senior with 90 credits or more, you can send an email to asoaa@gsu.edu and include the following information:  Full name, Panther ID number, reason for the appointment: major change from (current major) to (intended major), and a minimum of five date/time options. Each appointment is slotted for ½ hour and provided based on availability.

You will need to contact your academic advisor for your major to update or declare a minor or concentration for your program plan.

If you are a senior with 90 credits or more, please click on the link below and complete this form so that the College of Arts & Sciences can release you to your new college.

Change of College Request Form

Someone will contact you in order to complete the process.

Using the CAS Course Petition form, https://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate-course-petition/. Be prepared to do the following when submitting this form. 1) Provide information about the requirement you want the course to count towards which can be found on your academic evaluation assessable on your PAWS account. 2) Provide a link to the course description from the website of the institution in which it was taken.

See your assigned academic advisor for a University Advisement Center Petition form.

Using the CAS Course Petition form, https://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate-course-petition/. Be prepared to do the following when submitting this form. 1) Provide information about the requirement you want the course to count towards which can be found on your academic evaluation assessable on your PAWS account. 2) Provide a link to the course description from the website of the institution in which it was taken.

Use this link https://casportal.gsu.edu/register/ to request course overrides,  prerequisite overrides, and to address other course enrollment concerns.

The university’s Grade Appeal policy requires you to first contact your instructor to see if you two can work out the concern informally. Once you have discussed the grade with your instructor, and if you remain dissatisfied, you should contact the department chair to inquire about submitting a formal appeal. Click here for a department directory. A student’s appeal will be granted only if the student can prove by preponderance of evidence that a decision was arbitrary, discriminatory, or inequitable.

The appeal must be submitted within 10 business days of the beginning of the academic term (fall, spring, or the 7-week summer term) that follows the term in which the final grade was submitted by the instructor.

For help addressing an issue regarding submitting a final grade appeal, email Rene Mondy at rmondy@gsu.edu.

First review how academic dishonesty charges are processed by clicking on this link. Should you still have questions, please direct them to Lindsey Lindstrom at llindstrom@gsu.edu.

Reach out to your professor ASAP to discuss options and possible accommodations. Also, contact the Dean of Students office regarding Emergency Withdrawal (https://deanofstudents.gsu.edu/student-assistance/emergency-withdrawal/).

Visit the IS&T website to review frequently asked questions or submit a help-ticket to connect with IS&T representative at: https://gsutech.service-now.com/sp#request.

Visit the Keep Learning: Resources for Learning Away from Campus (https://cetl.gsu.edu/resources/resources-for-learning-remotely/academic-support-online/) to access resources to help you transition to online learning.

We highly encourage all students to use the GSU GPA calculator found here:  https://advisement.gsu.edu/self-service/gpa-calculator/. This calculator will give you the option to input various grades to determine your desired GPA.

The Counseling Center is available virtually. If you have a concern about your mental health, call 404-413-1640 to consult with a counseling center staff member or to make an appointment. After hours the counselor on-call can be reached for crisis counsultation by calling 404-413-1640 and following the prompts.More information regarding the Counseling Center and services offered visit: https://counselingcenter.gsu.edu/.

Even though the library is physically closed to students. The library hosts a wide array of services online to assist you in your studies. Visit https://library.gsu.edu/ to chat with a librarian, access databases and much more!

The Atlanta Student Health Clinic is open to all students and also available for virtual telehealth appointments. For more information, visit https://health.gsu.edu/.

It’s never too early to seek career advisement; this will allow you to explore your skills and interests early to work on a career plan. To schedule an appointment and learn more about the University Career Services’ services available to you visit: https://career.gsu.edu/faq/.

Handshake is Georgia State University’s job board where you can find full-time, part-time, internships and co-ops. Get started with Handshake here: https://gsu.joinhandshake.com/login.

You can start looking as soon as you come to Georgia State, but most students should be looking seriously during year two and three. You can schedule some time to meet with an internship advisor or you can speak directly with your major department about ways to find internships that directly relate to your major and career goals.

Co-ops and Internships & Graduate and Professional School Planning: 
Phone: 404-413-1827
Email: career@gsu.edu

University Career Services offers a helpful online tool to explore how to transition from your major into a career: https://whatcanidowiththismajor.com/major/. This is a great tool to utilize during your undergraduate years so that you can plan your courses and experiential activities towards your career goals.

If you are interested in a graduate program at Georgia State, check out The Graduate School’s site that includes information of all the graduate programs offered at GSU. There are over 150 programs available to choose from. To learn more, visit: https://graduate.gsu.edu/explore-online-programs/.

CASA (Center for the Advancement of Students and Alumni) is a campus hub helping to make various graduate programs and professional programs accessible to GSU students. The center offers academic resources such as mentorship, workshop and programming. To learn more, visit:  https://casa.gsu.edu/.