Albers Undergraduate Advising

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Albers' undergraduate advising team assists students in navigating their academic journey. They help students develop goals, monitor their progress, plan for graduation, and more.

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Here to Help You Achieve Your Goals

At the Albers School, we’re committed to providing you with accessible academic advising services that will help you achieve your academic goals. We believe that students are the driving force behind their own education. That’s why we encourage you to make the most of your education by taking advantage of our academic advising provided by professional academic advisors.

Our undergraduate academic advisors help you formulate an academic plan that’s tailored to your individual needs. They’ll assess your educational goals, provide information about degree requirements, university policy, and university procedure, and serve as a referral to other campus resources. They’ll also encourage you to get involved in campus programs and organizations that will benefit your educational experience. First-quarter registrants and first-time-in-college students are required to meet with an advisor to register for classes, but continuing students are also encouraged to seek academic advising regularly. 

Registration and Waitlist Procedures

Registration and Waitlist Procedures

Course schedules and registration

  • You can access course schedules and register for classes through MySeattleU Student Planning.
  • Within the Timeline or Search for Classes, click on the course section number to reveal detailed course information, such as prerequisites, schedule, course description, lab fees, additional information, bookstore link, open seats, etc.

Business Class is Full/Closed

  • Try registering for an open section of the same class.
  • If you would like to be on the waitlist for a specific course or section, complete and submit the Albers Waitlist Form. The waitlist opens on the first day of registration.
  • Go to Student Planning ->Plan and Schedule -> change to the current quarter. A few weeks before you register, you will see a light blue box that says:
    "Student's registration period for (Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer) Quarter begins on Day x at Time y."
  • If you cannot change to the desired quarter, you may need to click the + button to add this quarter to your plan.
  • Core does not keep waiting lists, so it is important to register for an open section (e.g., any section of UCOR 1400 that fits with your other classes) to complete your registration.
  • Check status of the closed UCOR section in Student Planning regularly as enrollments do shift and it may later show up as open.
  • If you cannot find any open section that fits with your other classes, contact your Albers advisor or email Albers Undergraduate Advising to discuss your options.
  • Please visit University Core's Closed Course Procedure site for further information.
  • Students may take up to 18 credits per quarter.
  • Students with 45 credits or more and a 3.5 Cumulative GPA can register up to 20 credits.
  • Students in their last quarter can take up to 20 credits regardless of their GPA.

Explore Undergraduate Business Programs

Program Directory

  • Accounting, BABA

    Major, Minor

    In this top-rated accounting program, you'll gain the technical skills and professional competencies for a thriving accounting career

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Business & Law, BABA

    Major

    As a business and law major, you’ll benefit from two nationally ranked programs for a business and law degree that leads to a justice-focused career full of meaning and possibility.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Business Administration, Minor

    Minor

    Broaden your perspective and future impact in any area of undergraduate study by minoring in Business Administration. Learn fundamental business principles with electives to match your interests.

    • Minor

  • Business Analytics, BABA

    Major

    As a business analytics major, you’ll gain the technical and professional skills to harness the power of data and help businesses thrive—for the good of all.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Business Economics, BABA

    Major

    With a command of economic concepts and statistical methods, you will understand how economics relates to business.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Economics, BA

    Major, Minor

    Using economic models and quantitative methods, you'll take an analytical approach to setting policy for a more equitable world.

    • Bachelor of Arts

  • Entrepreneurship & Innovation Minor

    Minor

    Broaden your perspective and future impact in any area of undergraduate study by minoring in Entrepreneurship & Innovation. Select electives to match your interests.

    • Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Minor

  • Finance, BABA

    Major, Minor

    Gain a competitive edge in today's dynamic business landscape by learning how to navigate financial intricacies and make strategic decisions using data analytics.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Global Business Minor

    Major, Minor

    Join our Global Business Program to develop the skills you need to pursue a career with global firms. This program is now accepting students for the minor degree only.

    • Minor

  • Individualized Major, BABA

    Major

    Design your own business major with your future business in mind. With an individualized business major, you’ll build your own business major with the courses you want most.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Management, BABA

    Major, Minor

    Lead people and manage company resources for the good of all. As a management major, you’ll learn how to become an effective and forward-thinking business leader.

    • BA in Business Administration

  • Marketing, BABA

    Major, Minor

    At Seattle University’s marketing program, you’ll learn cutting-edge strategies and technologies to shape products and brands in a way that makes a difference.

    • BA in Business Administration

hear from our students

Phuc "Chloe"

The advisors from Albers UG Advising have helped me navigating different routes that I can take to optimize all the opportunities that SeattleU has to offer to students. As an international student, my advisors are my support system to reassure all the steps I take in getting closer to achieve my academic goals.

Class of 2024

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