Advising

Integrative Neuroscience Academic Advising is here to help! We have many resources available on this page. Be sure to check our other pages as well, such as Upcoming Courses.


Quick Links

Meet with our advisors

Degree and Course information

Helpful material for IN majors

Declaring your major

Transfer Students

FAQ


Meet with our advisors!

  • Appointments are available Monday through Friday.
  • Our Academic Advisor and Peer Advisors are here to help, with both in person and Zoom appointments.
  • See advisor availability, and schedule your appointment on B-Successful. Instructions can be found here.
  • For simple questions, please email neuro@binghamton.edu

Drop-in advising hours vary. When available, they are announced through the listserv and posted at the top of this page. 

Important Reminder about Advising:

Binghamton University operates on a "dual advising model." Which means you should you be meeting with a psychology advisor AND a Harpur advisor on a regular basis. Additionally, certain academic questions and concerns are handled specifically by Harpur Advising. See Major/Minor Faculty Advising for clarification.

Pre-Health Advising: If you plan to follow the pre-health track, you MUST meet with a pre-health advisor! Learn more about what steps you must take on the Pre-Health Advising webpage


Degree and Course Information

  • Students should consult their DegreeWorks audit for more detailed information about their degree requirements. You can also view the requirements for the integrative neuroscience major by going to the Academic Guide, and by viewing the Integrative Neuroscience, B.S. Major Requirement Sheet below.
  • See our Course Offerings page for information about our projected courses for upcoming semesters. Course descriptions are available in the BU Brain: Schedule of Classes. 
  • To see how courses transfer from other colleges, use the Transfer Equivalency Table.

Helpful Material for Integrative Neuroscience Majors:

PLEASE READ: Some of the course requirements for the IN Major have changed starting with the 2025-2026 Catalog Year. This only applies to students who enroll at Binghamton starting in Fall 2025. Returning students will not be affected.

Important Dates: 


Declaring Your Major

All students enter Binghamton as undeclared, so declaring an interest in integrative neuroscience on your admissions application does not mean you have declared your major. Please review the Harpur information page on choosing a major to learn more.

*Due to significant overlap in course requirements, it is not possible to double major as integrative neuroscience, and psychology, biology, biochemistry, or Global Public Health: Future Healthcare Provider BS. It is also not possible to minor in biology, or biochemistry. 


Are You A Transfer Student?


We understand that as a transfer student you are coming into a new environment and that you may feel initially lost. See the links below for helpful campus resources:


Frequently Asked Questions:


More Information

For more information about course registration, graduation/commencement, enrollment verification and the final exam schedule, as well as access to any forms, please see the Registrar's website.

See Harpur Advising for any General Education or Harpur College requirement questions. You may access overload requests, course petitions, transfer petitions on the Harpur Forms and Petitions page.