Getting started

All PSU students have two advisors: A university-level pathway advisor and an advisor within the department. Your first advising meeting should be with a Language, Culture, and Meaning (LCM) Pathway advisor or an Engineering, Computer Science, Math, and Physics (ECSMP) pathway advisor. Then you should meet with the Applied Linguistics advisor. 

BA in Applied Linguistics - LCM Pathway Advisor

Applied Linguistics is part of the Language, Culture, and Meaning (LCM) Pathway. Students in the pathway are assigned to an advisor based on the last 2 digits of their PSU ID number.

LCM Pathway advisors can answer questions about university general education and degree requirements, double-dipping course requirements for majors/minors/certificates, academic standing and petitions, referrals to campus services, veteran's certification, and a variety of other prospective student and transfer issues.

BS in Applied Linguistics - ECSMP Pathway Advisor

Students interested in the BS in Linguistics and Computer Science should meet with an Engineering, Computer Science, Math, and Physics pathway adviser. Students in the ECSMP pathway are assigned to an adviser based on the last 2 digits of their PSU ID number. 

 

Meet with Applied Linguistics Faculty Advisor

An undergraduate and TESL certificate faculty advisor can assist with course planning for the Applied Linguistics Major, Minor, and TESL Certificate. All students who intend to do the major, minor, or certificate must meet with an advisor after meeting with a university pathway advisor.

Make an appointment by emailing ling.advising@pdx.edu or book an appointment via the LING Advisor Appointment Calendar. The department will also offer drop-in advising opportunities from 2-4 PM in UCB 335G.

Drop in advising dates:
TBA