Reasons to see your advisor

•    Register for classes

•    Discuss possible majors

•    Worried about progress in a class

•    Need to discuss problems (time conflicts, procrastination,
     don’t understand something, anything that affects classwork)

•    Need information (How do I…? Where can I go for…?)

•    Want to drop a class, withdraw, change a major, change
     sections

•    Homesick

•    Trapped in an unhealthy relationship

•    Just need to talk

•    Afraid to tell your parents you are failing a class

•    Want to know about financial aid or jobs on campus

•    Want to study abroad

•    Depressed or anxious

•    Transfer credit questions

•    Honors Program

•    Internship

•    Graduate school

•    Jobs in your major

•    Transition into the “real world”

1.    Remember: Your advisor is your best resource for campus
       information. He or she can point you in the right direction.

2.    Always leave a number and a message so your advisor can
       call you back. If you don’t hear back within 24 hours, call
       Pathways for help at x2218.

3.    In some cases your advisor may need to eventually refer you
       to some other department. Even though this may be the case,
       begin your search for information and solutions with your
       advisor so that he or she is aware of what is happening.

4.    If at any time you wish to change your advisor, contact the
       Advising Center. The process is simple.

For your records:

Advisor’s Name_______________________________________

Advisor’s Phone ______________________________________

Advisor’s Email ______________________________________

Advisor’s Office Location & Hours _______________________

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