Yes! To request a new advisor, complete the Declaration/Change of Major and Advisor form from the Registrar’s Office and obtain approval.

Yes! Many students pursue double majors or add minors to complement their degree. Talk to your advisor to understand the requirements.

Summer courses can be added through MyHive or by submitting an Add/Drop form through the Registrar’s Office.

You must complete an Add/Drop form from the Registrar’s Office and obtain signatures from your advisor and course instructor before submitting it.

Complete the Declaration/Change of Major form through the Registrar’s Office and meet with an advisor in your new department.

Your assigned advisor is listed in MyHive under your Academic Summary, Class Schedule, or Grade Report. If you are unsure, contact the Academic Advising Office.

• Full-time status: 12+ credit hours per semester.
• To graduate in four years: 15–18 credit hours per semester.
• Maximum without extra fees: 18 credit hours.

Before course registration, you should meet with your advisor at least once per semester. You can also schedule additional meetings as needed.

PASS is offered for traditionally difficult courses in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the School of Professional and Applied Sciences.

Dropping below full-time status may affect financial aid, housing, and athletic eligibility. Always consult with your advisor and Financial Aid Office before making changes.

You can explore majors by:

• Meeting with your advisor.
• Taking a career interest assessment.
• Attending academic department events.

You will have an advisor for each department if you have a double major. If you choose a minor, you may also have an advisor in that subject.

ACP is designed for students on academic warning or probation. Participants receive one-on-one coaching to improve study habits, organization, and time management.

If you’re having difficulties, meet with your advisor to discuss academic coaching, tutoring, or course adjustments.

1. Notify your academic advisor of your intent to return.
2. Submit a Return from Medical Leave form (if applicable).
3. Contact the Solutions Center for financial aid and billing updates.
4. Meet with your advisor to plan your class schedule.
5. Submit any transfer transcripts (if you took courses elsewhere).
6. Arrange on-campus housing (if needed).
7. Complete University check-in before the semester starts.

Lynchburg offers:

• Peer Academic Coaching (PACs) – One-on-one study skill support.
• PASS (Peer-Assisted Supplemental Study) – Group sessions for challenging courses.
• GS 104 (College Success Strategies) – A one-credit course to strengthen study habits.

• New students: Your schedule is pre-selected, and you can adjust it after meeting with your advisor.
• Continuing students: Registration opens every spring after spring break for the upcoming academic year.

Check out the CEO for resources on job opportunities, internships, and graduate school options.

1st Floor, Hundley Hall – Contact us at advising@lynchburg.edu.

Email casemanagement@lynchburg.edu or call 434.544.8839 for assistance.