Academic Advisement Center
- What does an Academic Advisor do?
- Academic advisors provide proactive and developmental advising support through regular contact with their advisees. Advisors help students explore various fields of interest, select a specific academic major, research career options that relate to their programs, and develop plans of study appropriate for their educational goals. They also refer students to other campus offices for assistance in academic, personal, and career counseling, academic skills development and financial aid..
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- Who is advised in the Academic Advising Center?
- The Academic Advising Center provides professional academic advising to almost 2,000 students each academic year:
- The students advised in the AAC include:
- Nearly all Conolly College first-year students (up to 24 credits)
- Many transfer students (less than 24 credits)
- Undeclared/Undecided Students - UNC
- Pre-professional Health Science and Pharmacy students
- Plan for Academic Success (PAS) students
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The students who are NOT advised in the AAC but, are advised directly from their academic department/program are those enrolled in the following:
- Academic Departments
- Dance
- Friends World Program
- General Science
- International Students
- Music
- Nursing & Pre-Nursing
- Respiratory Care
- Teacher of the Speech and Hearing Handicapped
- Theatre
- Speech Communication
- Sports Science
- Academic Programs
- Achievement Studies (DEV)
- Athletics
- College Entry Program (CEP)
- HEOP
- Honors
- Intensive English Program (IEP)
- Paralegal Program
