The Economics Advising Office helps students navigate our academic programs, plan their studies, and connect with resources at UConn. Our advising team consists of both professional staff academic advisors and student peer advisors. Students can utilize these advising options in-person by drop-in or appointment, virtually by appointment, or via email.
More About Advising
Students are assigned an academic advisor in Student Admin when they declare Economics as a major. Students enrolled in the Honors Program are also assigned to Professor Metin Coşgel or Professor Thomas Miceli.
Drop-In Advising
Drop-in advising has ended for the Fall semester and will resume in the Spring of 2026.
Students can meet with our peer advisors during the Spring and Fall semester without an appointment. Just arrive in Herbst Hall 309 during drop-in hours.
Drop-In Advising Hours
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Advising Appointments
For in-depth questions or conversations, students can schedule an appointment with their assigned academic advisor. Not sure who your advisor is? Meet our advisors and learn more!
Stamford Advising
Students can study Economics at the Storrs and Stamford Campuses. Learn more about advising in Stamford.
These special programs have faculty advisors to support students in addition to their academic advisor.
Email us!
Have a quick questions or need help deciding who you should speak with?
Advising Resources
Advisors are an important liaison between students and the department or university. Our office assists students in understanding their options and connects them with resources they need.
New Econ Major Advising
New Econ Majors should...
- Review their degree requirements and Standard Advising Report in Student Admin
- Attend drop-in advising hours to review degree requirements
- Schedule an advising appointment with their assigned advisor on NEXUS. Advising is not required for Econ majors however, we encourage students to utilize advising services to resolve questions or concerns
Plans of Study
These forms help students plan a course sequence that meets Economics degree requirements.
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Minor in Economics
A Guide to Class Registration
Advising Forms
The Change Your Major Form lets you declare CLAS majors or minors with the exception of Business and Fine Arts.
Visit the CLAS website for the following forms
- Double Major and Dual Degree Form
- Major Declaration and Major Change Form
- Excess Credit Request
- Study Abroad - Gen Ed Substitution Request Form
Visit the Registrar's website for the following forms
- Schedule Revision Form - to add new or adjust existing classes
- Pass or Fail Grading Form
- Additional Degree Declaration
- Additional Degree Cancellation Form
- Minor Cancellation Form
Still don't know what you need - email us!
Declaring a Minor
To declare a minor, use the following links
- Economics Minor
- Business Minor
- Fine Arts - see Fine Arts Advisors
- All other minors
Learn through Experience
Whatever your career aspirations may be, combining your economics education with our enrichment opportunities will pave the way for success post-UConn. Participating in these activities will help you expand your professional network, diversify your skills and experience, and discover your passions through hands-on experience.