Student Advisement
It is mandatory for Human Biology majors to meet with their Student Services Advisor each semester, see below to find out which advisor to contact. Students must receive advisement before they can register for classes. In addition to mandatory advisement, the academic advisor will give D-clearances for upper division coursework and prerequisite waivers, if approved.
Fill out the D-clearance form located HERE.
Entering freshmen or transfer students intending to pursue a degree in Human Biology should meet with a Student Services Advisor during the Summer Orientation Program prior to their first semester at USC. Early advisement is critical when planning a pre-health course of study. To schedule an appointment, please create a referral in AdviseUSC and mark yourself as ready for advising. An advisor will be assigned to you within 3 business days and then you will be able to schedule an appointment.
Continuing HBIO Student Advising (Sophomores-Seniors, and Transfer All Students):
Jiwoo An, Student Services Advisor I
E-mail: jiwooan@usc.edu
Phone: 213.740.8913
Office: AHF 253
Ashley Grant, Student Services Advisor II
E-mail: ashleygr@usc.edu
Phone: 213.740.1804
Office: AHF 253
Biology of Human Movement Minor
Human Disease Minor
Ashley Grant, Student Services Advisor II
E-mail: ashleygr@usc.edu
Phone: 213.740.1804
Office: AHF 253
Freshmen HBIO Student Advising Only:
Please contact First-Year Advising
See the Student Advisement FAQ for answers to common questions.
Pre-Health Academic Support
Since a large percentage of Human Biology majors have a pre-health focus (i.e. medical, physical therapy, dental, pharmacy, etc.), we encourage our students to consult the Pre-Health Academic Advising Program for additional services in the academic process. Regularly scheduled workshops are held throughout the academic year with guest speakers on a variety of different topics including academic curricula, extracurricular preparation, volunteer experiences, research involvement, and the application process.