No, representatives from academic departments or faculty manage enrollment for all courses.
Advisors have no control over how seats in classes are apportioned to students.
First year and transfer students registering for their 2nd and 3rd semesters at Carolina must see an advisor to get an advising stop removed from their records. In addition, all students with less than a 2.0 GPA and juniors who have not declared a major must see their advisor to get a stop removed. All other students should contact their academic departments to determine whether academic advising is mandatory or optional. No, It is recommended that you work with your assigned advisor. However, if your major interests do not reflect the background of your assigned advisor, you are encouraged to arrange an appointment with a faculty or full-time advisor who advises or teaches in your area of interest.