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Academic Advising at Duke

The Academic Advising Center (AAC) coordinates college advising for students in Trinity College until they declare their majors. We also work with Trinity and Pratt students across all four years to help them take full advantage of the broad range of opportunities available to Duke undergraduates.

Our Walk-In Advising Hours:
 

Tuesdays        10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Wednesdays  12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Thursdays       2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

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Assisting You Throughout Your Duke Career

DAEs Help You Explore

Academics go beyond the traditional classroom. Let our Directors of Academic Engagement help you uncover exciting opportunities in the areas of: Arts & Humanities, Global & Civic, Natural & Quantitative Sciences, and Social Sciences.

Arts advisingGlobal advisingNatural Sciences advisingSocial Sciences advising

Learn More about our Directors of Academic Engagement

Advisors Provide Guidance

From your admittance to Duke to your graduation, our network of advisors guide you in the discovery of — and engagement with — all the curricular and co-curricular opportunities that Duke offers.

Learn More about how we guide students

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Upcoming Events and Deadlines

Sophomores, the deadline to declare your major is the Friday before spring break, March 8th. However, you can start the process now. Go here  to see a video with step by step instructions, or to read about the process (Under the "How to Declare" tab).

First-year students, the earliest you can declare your major is after spring semester grades post. You can read about the process here.

 

 

 

 

 

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Academic Advising Center

4 East Campus Union Drive
Campus Box 90697
Durham, NC 27708

(919) 684-6217

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    • About the AAC
      • Our Services
      • Our Mission
      • Our Staff
      • Our Location
    • For Students
      • Incoming & First-Year Students
        • Summer Activities
        • Course Selection
        • Course Placement
        • Preprofessional Studies
        • Ongoing Support
      • Sophomores
        • Choosing Your Major
        • Declaring Your Major
        • Preprofessional Studies
      • Declared Majors
        • Advising in Your Major
        • Additional Resources
      • Transfer Students
        • Transfer Courses & Credit
      • Engineering Students
    • For Advisors
    • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Registration
      • First-Year Requirements
      • AP/Other Pre-College Credits
      • Courses/Credit
      • Foreign Language
      • Research
    • Find an Advisor