Online Advising

As an online student, you have access to an academic advisor to help you navigate your degree plan, select courses, apply for graduation, etc. Who your academic advisor is depends on what degree you are seeking and where you are located. Select the description in the list below that best describes you to find out how to get in contact with your advisor.

 

 

Undergraduates NOT Near a WBU Campus

Find your degree program on the list below to identify your advisor's contact information:

Degree Program	Advisor
Bachelor of Applied Science	Mrs. Jennifer Martin, WBUonline martinj@wbu.edu
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish	Dr. Joshua Mora, School of Languages and Literature moraj@wbu.edu
Bachelor of Arts in History/ Bachelor of Science in History	Dr. Peter Bowen, School of Behavioral and Social Sciences pbowen@wbu.edu
Bachelor of Business Administration	Dr. Charles Starnes, School of Business starnesc@wbu.edu
Bachelor of Christian Ministry	Mrs. Jennifer Martin, WBUonline martinj@wbu.edu
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology/ Bachelor of Science in Psychology	Dr. Peter Bowen, School of Behavioral and Social Sciences pbowen@wbu.edu
Associate of Applied Science	Mrs. Jennifer Martin, WBUonline martinj@wbu.edu
Undecided/Other	Mrs. Jennifer Martin, WBUonline martinj@wbu.edu

 

Undergraduates Near a WBU Campus

Online student who live near a WBU campus have the option to request an advisor at their local campus even if you do not take on-campus classes. This can be helpful if you would like to meet with your advisor in-person. Visit our locations page to find the contact information for your local campus.

If you prefer, all online students are welcome to utilize our online advisors. See the table in the above section to locate the appropriate advisor.

 

Undergraduates Taking Some Face-to-Face Courses

If you take any on-campus classes, you will be assigned to an advisor at your local WBU campus. Visit our locations page to find the contact information for your local campus.

 

Graduate Students

Questions regarding graduate programs should be addressed to the Office of Graduate Studies: