A dvising is a two-way process and requires an understanding of what each participant will bring to the experience. As an advisee it is important that you ask questions if you do not understand something.
Open communication is imperative to a successful advising session.
A dvisers are expected to be familiar with the Undergraduate Catalog and Timetable of Classes. They are also expected to aid students in gaining knowledge of all pertinent requirements, rules, policies and regulations and to assist students in making well-informed academic and career choices. In addition, advisers keep regularly scheduled office hours, are available during the advising period each semester, and refer students to campus support services. S tudents also have expectations during advising. You are expected to be familiar with the Undergraduate Catalog and the Timetable of Classes and understand all pertinent requirements, rules, policies and regulations.