A department or college-based faculty member who helps a student achieve her or his educational goals by providing guidance on courses, program requirements, prerequisites, programs of study, and policies and procedures.
There are three, full-time professional advisors for General Engineering students. You are not assigned a specific advisor. You are free to see whichever advisor is available at the time, or if you prefer to work with one individual only, you can ask to see that person. When you enter a specific engineering major, you will be assigned a faculty advisor in that department.
A faculty member who provides information and makes recommendations on courses, requirements, prerequisites, and programs of study.
A University professional who helps a student determine a program of study, what courses to take, when to take them, and how many credits to take. An advisor also provides support and resources to the student and assists sin setting academic goals. An advisor may be a faculty member in the department in which the student studies, or may be a professional who only does academic advising.
UMA faculty or staff member assigned to assist degree candidates with course scheduling and other academic decisions.
A faculty member appointed by the department or college to assist with the planning of academic programs.
A college faculty or staff member who helps students with educational and personal plans.
a faculty member assigned to the student at the time of his or her acceptance into a SLIS program
a faculty member in your major who will advise you and be your mentor at UIS
a faculty member who supervises the work of a candidate and is primarily responsible for mentoring and guiding the student in doing good work that will be accepted as an MS thesis/project
a guide, somebody that can help you focus on the elements you need to learn
an adult faculty member who makes sure you are well situated, are taking the courses you need/want to take, and that you are comfortable with everything you are doing
an instructor in your chosen academic specialty, such as Computer Application Specialist, who has a wide experience with both student needs and the needs of the field or profession that you have chosen
a professional who has been trained to assist students with academic information and planning
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A teacher who guides students in selecting an educational program that fits the needs of the student and meets the approval of the parents. The advisor is familiar with all of the school offerings and its academic policy.
A professional staff or faculty member with specific expertise in helping students with academic planning. HCC's Office of Admissions and Advising is the college's primary provider of advising services.
A faculty member or designated person who guides students through academic questions, problems, and/or course work to plan and complete a degree program.
A faculty member or administrator who will help you plan your program and select your courses.
An alumnus or alumna member who serves as a resource for the active chapter and liaison between the alums and collegians.
Counselor or academic advisor who offers academic advice.
A faculty member or professional educator who advises students about their individual academic program. A good advocate
A person who assists students in the development of long-range plans for graduation and/or transfer goals
An outside expert who advises Canada Council staff or serves on an advisory committee. See advisory committee.
An advisor is a person you can go talk to about your degree program, schedule, study habits, how to maximize your transfer credits, what courses to take that best suit your academic/professional goals and who can also assist you in adding, dropping, or withdrawing from a course; obtaining contact information for a person or department on campus; explain a degree or course requirement; and basically help you with any questions you have regarding your degree or point you in the right direction to do so.
A staff member or professor who is assigned to help you discuss your educational plans including your course scheduling. Ideally this will be someone in your major.
This is a faculty member chosen to help you plan each semester's schedule, provide information about the College and assist you with any other academic or personal concerns. After an advisor is assigned to you, you will need to meet with your advisor prior to registering each term. Within three weeks of the beginning of classes, a letter will be sent to you with your advisor's name, office location and telephone number. You can also meet with the advisors in the Academic Advising Center in Johnson Learning Center 243 (Phone 732.906.2596) during the academic year or in the Enrollment Center located in the lower level of the College Center during enrollment periods.
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The advisor is a staff member in the major field of study assigned by the appropriate University department to assist its majors.
The faculty member, administrator, or Educational Planning Center staff person who helps you in the advising process.
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A member of the college faculty appointed to help students with their educational planning and registration.