Students on academic probation are also required to meet with the associate dean of their college for written approval to register or change their schedule. Your faculty advisor is a very good person to get to know. He or she will help with advice and support with academic or career questions. Students usually see their advisors during registration periods, but all faculty advisors are available during office hours throughout the semester. You should take the initiative and arrange an appointment with your advisor at any time during the semester when you need advice or help.
Some colleges require their students to consult with an academic advisor before they can register.
The college office places an advising hold on the student's registration. This hold remains until the student has met with the appropriate advisor. Consult your college dean or your major department for specific advising requirements. The Undergraduate Academic Appeals Board, created under Board of Trustees Series 60, is a permanent subcommittee of the Budget and Academic Policy Committee. Such appointments shall be made annually in the fall semester.