Advising Mission:
As representatives of UTSA, the College of Sciences Undergraduate Advising Center (COSUAC) advocates for students and promotes graduation and retention by providing information, guidance, academic support and outreach to a diverse student population. The COSUAC also adheres to the UTSA Advising Syllabus and its principles.

Advising Vision:
COSUAC aspires to be an integral part of the growing College of
Sciences at UTSA recognized for its focus on students achieving personal and academic success to become life-long learners and productive citizens in a diverse society.

For academic advising, your first resource for help is the Advising Center! The College of Sciences Undergraduate Advising Center advises sophomores through seniors while freshmen are advised by the Colleges' Freshmen Advising Center (CFAC) MS 2.02.18 (210)458-5170.

The centralized office of professional staff advisors assists students with declaration of majors, creating & updating personalized degree plans, GPA concerns, graduation requirements, and referrals to other campus resources.

You can meet with a CoS advisor via 15 minute walk-ins, 30 minute appointments or any number of group sessions that we offer. Come by and meet your advisor today!

Mailing Address: University of Texas at San Antonio
College of Sciences Undergraduate Advising Center
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249

1604 Campus: 2nd floor of Science Building (SB), Rm. 2.01.08
phone: (210) 458-4045; fax: (210) 458-4044

Down Town Campus: Buena Vista Building (BV), Rm. 1.304
Call (210) 458-2550 or email Ross.Julson@utsa.edu for availability.

Empowering students today to realize & maximize their potential for tomorrow

Kimberley Rolf was awarded the Rising Star Award on April 15, 2008. This award is given out to
UTSA employees who have worked for the UTSA system a short time and have
already made an impact in terms of service to the University and its students.

Maintained by Kim Rolf