Advising Office
Art Building Room 104
Hours: Monday – Thursday 9am–4pm, Closed 12-1pm (Fridays open for virtual appointments)
(206) 543-0646
Undergraduate Advising: uaskart@uw.edu
Graduate Advising: gradart@uw.edu
Undergraduate Advising
Academic Advising helps current undergraduate UW students plan for and declare a major in art, art history, or design, and add minors; identify and register for classes that fit both the student’s interests and schedule; connect to resources on campus including health and wellness services, career opportunities, and more.
Meet with an Adviser
Students can meet with an adviser in person or virtually to discuss courses, majors, minors, study abroad, or fellowship and scholarship opportunities. Appointments can be scheduled at least one day in advance and made up to two weeks out. New appointment slots become available on a rolling basis. Fridays are open for virtual appointments only.
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Drop-In Advising: If you can't find an appointment time using online scheduling, we may have last-minute openings due to cancellations. Please contact us or stop by our office during business hours listed above.
Graduate Advising
Drop-in advising for current graduate students is available Monday through Thursday, 9am-3pm. Call Academic Advising at 206-543-0646 to check adviser availability during school breaks.
Prospective Students
High school and transfer students interested in one of our undergraduate programs are invited to attend one of our Info Sessions to learn about the School of Art + Art History + Design and its programs. For information on admissions to the University of Washington, please visit UW Admissions.
We are not able to evaluate credit equivalency for prospective transfer students prior to being admitted to the University of Washington. For more information, visit the UW Transfer credit policies.
Student Resources + Services
In addition to direct academic advising, the Advising team provides other services, programs, and resources to current graduate and undergraduate students to help them complete their programs succesfully.