Dornsife Undergraduate Academic Advising

With nearly 200 majors and minors, USC Dornsife encourages students to explore their interests in our three academic clusters: humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences.

In addition to providing students with an academic advisor based on their major and minor, students may also use pre-health, pre-law, and pre-graduate school advising services, all of whom work together to help prepare students for life after USC.

This month, we are excited to spotlight Mitchell Gray, a senior at USC, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Legal Studies. During his time at USC, Mitchell served for two years on the Executive Board of Brothers Breaking B.R.E.A.D., an organization committed to the personal, professional, and academic development of Black men. He is also a founding board member and Vice Chair of the Black Pre-Law Association (BPLA), an organization with a strong emphasis on community service. His passion for uplifting others extends beyond campus, as he prioritizes charitable giving and showing grace to those around him.

Mitchell’s commitment to community has been recognized by the USC Black Alumni Association, naming him a BAA Scholar for two consecutive years. His academic and professional experiences include serving as a Research Assistant for the Mind and Society Center and the Tom Lyon Child Interviewing Lab at USC Gould School of Law, as well as a Community Health Organizer for the USC Keck School of Medicine. Additionally, he worked as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Vice Dean Donald Scotten at USC Gould School of Law.