Reporting Concerns About Individual Students
Faculty cannot see students’ academic advisors within MyBU, yet it is often desirable to bring an individual student to the attention of their college’s advising office. If a student has been persistently absent and/or nonresponsive to emails, or if a student is in danger of failing your course, contacting advising can help connect the student to additional services and ensure that others are aware of the student’s situation.
Refer to a student’s college of registration (visible on your class roster in MyBU) to route your concern to the appropriate office.
| College | Code | Contact |
| College of Arts & Sciences | CAS | CAS online form |
| College of Communication | COM | comugrad@bu.edu |
| College of Engineering | ENG | engineer@bu.edu |
| College of Fine Arts | CFA | cfastu@bu.edu |
| College of General Studies | CFA | cgs@bu.edu |
| Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences | CDS | cds-advising@bu.edu |
| Questrom School of Business | QUE | questromudc@bu.edu |
| Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences | SAR | sarugrad@bu.edu |
| School of Hospitality Administration | SHA | shaadv@bu.edu |
| Wheelock College of Education & Human Development | WHE | whestu@bu.edu |
In the case of immediate concerns about a student’s health or well-being, faculty should contact Student Health Services, which offers 24/7 phone consultations.