Post-Baccalaureate/Graduate

Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Admission Advising
The decision to complete a second bachelor's degree, certificate or a pre-professional program should be undertaken with as much information as possible. Thus, it is recommended that prospective students speak with an adviser or faculty member in the program they are considering prior to applying for admission.
Please click on a link below to learn more about academic advising in your program or area of interest:
- If you are unsure of what program you want to pursue, you should contact Advising & Career Services to discuss your interests and options.
- Engineering, Computer Science Programs
- Liberal Arts & Sciences Programs
- Business Programs
- Architecture, Art, Music, Film or Theater Programs
- Urban Studies Program
- Criminology & Criminal Justice, Political Science, or Public Administration Programs
- Health Studies Program
- Social Work, Child & Family Studies Programs
- Pre-Medical Program
- Pre-Dental Program
- Other Pre-Health Programs
- If you are planning to complete prerequisites for other graduate or professional programs, you should contact Karen Popp (poppk@pdx.edu) in the Office of Graduate Studies.
Post-Baccalaureate Advising After Admission
Please read this page which details the steps you'll need to take before signing up for classes.
Academic advising for post-baccalaureate students who have been admitted and are completing a second bachelor’s degree, certificate or pre-professional program is provided by their school/college or program (see locations listed above). An overview of graduation requirements for post-baccalaureate students completing a 2nd bachelor’s degree can be found here.
International students: Please review the information found here in addition to meeting with an adviser from your program.
Advising for Students Admitted to a Graduate Program
Academic advising for students admitted to a graduate program is offered by the individual graduate programs. Contact Karen Popp (poppk@pdx.edu) in the Office of Graduate Studies if you have any questions about how to locate your graduate adviser.
