It is a continuing interaction between advisee and advisor in exploring life goals, exploring career and educational goals, selecting educational programs, and scheduling classes. Students maintain communication with advisors throughout the period from admission to graduation. Courses added or dropped must have the advisor's approval. Withdrawal from a course should be discussed with the advisor to ensure that proper procedures are followed and that alternative solutions are explored. Each quarter special advisement periods are scheduled to enable the advisor to meet the students' needs.
Students are responsible for providing their own books, workbooks, and other essentials as needed.
Book lists are provided by the instructors, and books must be paid for when purchased. Books should not be purchased until after attending the first class meeting. New books may not be soiled in any way. Used books must be in the same condition as purchased. Defective merchandise may be exchanged at any time.