Letters and Science Advising Commons
The College of Letters and Science Academic Advisors work with current students in
CLS majors and exploring students interested in learning more about any of our 17
majors. We work in collaboration with CLS department staff and faculty to provide
students with timely and accurate information. tudents are assigned an Academic Advisor
in the CLS Advising Center at the start of their MSU experience. Most CLS students
are assigned a Faculty Advisor, in their area of study, after their first year. Depending
on the department/major, students may remain with an Academic Advisor in the CLS Advising
Center longer than their first year.
Our Academic Advisors are here to assist students in navigating their academic journey.
Advisors provide information on curriculum, graduation requirements, important deadlines,
university policies and procedures, and engagement opportunities. Academic Advisors
in the CLS Advising Center are available for by-appointment and drop-in hours to support
your academic goals. You may also contact us by emailing clsadvising@montana.edu
Drop-In Hours
Have a general advising question that does nto require an appointment? Visit us during our drop in hours!
Day |
Time |
Location |
| Monday - Friday* | 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. |
Wilson 1-106 (All CLS Majors) Wilson 1-155 (Liberal Studies & Ecology) |
| Monday - Friday* | 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. | Wilson 1-106 (All CLS Majors) |
*Hours are subject to change, if an advisor is not available please email clsadvising@montana.edu or contact them directly.
Our Advising Team
The Letters and Science advising team helps students navigate their academic journeys.
Our team of professional advisors helps students understand academic requirements
and policies; connects students with campus resources and opportunities; and helps
students develop plans that align with their academic and life goals.
Alex Reynolds
Alex advises first-year students in Earth Sciences, Physics, Chemistry/BioChemistry, and first-year and second-year Ecology students. Currently assiting first-year English students Fall 2024.
Office Location: Wilson Hall 1-106
Jeffrey Nelson
Jeffrey advises first-year students in Sociology and Anthropology, Political Science, and first-year and second-year students in Psychology.
Office Location: Wilson Hall 1-106
email Jeffrey
Aisha Garged
Aisha advises first and second year Ecology students and all Liberal Studies and American Studies students. This includes Environmental Studies, Global and Multicultural, Quaternaty, Online Liberal Studies.
Office Location: Wilson Hall 1-155
Drop a Class
Beginning September 12th, you may complete the online drop form to request being dropped from Fall 2024 class(es). It is required for you to disucss your request with your assigned academic advisor prior to submitting this form.
Once the form is completed an advisor will contact you if additional information is needed. Students will receive a confirmation message once an advisor submits the request to the Registrar. The deadline to submit a drop request for Fall 2024 varies based on course start date, full semester classes deadline is November 13th. No late drops are accepted.