If you have any questions about the physics program at the University of Michigan, please get in touch with us. You can make an appointment to talk with an advisor by using the online advising calendar or by calling Student Services at (734) 764-5539. If your question is simple, feel free to just send an email.

If you would rather ask your question of one of your prospective peers, the members of the Society of Physics Students* are always eager to talk about their experiences.

There is also information available specific to both the undergraduate program (below) and the graduate program.
 
For specific physics course information, please view the LSA Bulletin*, the LSA Course Guide or see the Physics Department course listings.

Undergraduate Advising

LSA

General questions regarding degree programs and requirements can be answered by the Literature Science and Arts academic advisors. Currently, Susan TePaske-King and Mary Kate Kopec hold a limited number of office hours in 1440 Randall Lab. If you would like to schedule an appointment with Susan, Mary Kate, or any General Advisor call 764-0332.

Physics Department

Specific questions regarding a physics degree program should be answered during a one-on-one meeting with a department concentration advisor. An advisor must approve your concentration plan before it can be filed. To make an appointment with an advisor, please use the online advising calendar. Once authenticated, you will be able to choose from all available appointment times.
The undergraduate physics concentration advisors for the 2007-2008 academic year are:

Tim McKay: tamckay@umich.edu
Michal Zochowski: michalz@umich.edu
Jean Krisch: jkrisch@umich.edu
Gus Evrard: evrard@umich.edu

A Sequence of Studies: Start Early

Many of the required studies leading to a career in physics are sequential. If you are contemplating a career in physics, you should try to reach a decision as early as possible in order to take full advantage of early advising and education.