Academic advisement is the reflective process of planning a student’s education, keeping in mind the College’s academic policies and degree requirements as well as the student’s choice of major, academic abilities, special interests, co-curricular activities, and professional and life goals.

All students must complete requirements for a major and Core. Starting fall 2013, students will follow one of two academic Cores. Learn more about which Core you will be required to follow.

Working With An Advisor

• Incoming freshmen and transfers are assigned faculty advisors from within their major department.
  
• Undeclared majors are assigned to an advisor from the AAC or a volunteer faculty member.  After declaring a major, students are assigned advisors within their major department. 
• If you do not know who your assigned advisor is, look under "My Profile" on NazNet or contact the Academic Advisement Center.
  
• Make sure you understand the roles and responsibilities for both you and your advisor.
• You can schedule an appointment to work with your advisor at any time, but you are expected to meet with them at least once a semester during the Advisement & Course Selection period.

Helpful Resources

• Course Codes
• Declaration or Change of Major/Minor Form
• How To Read A Program Evaluation
• My Advisement Planner (1988 Core)
• My Advisement Planner (2013 Core)
• Semester Layout Worksheet (1988 Core)
• Semester Layout Worksheet (2013 Core)
• Undergraduate Catalog
• Undergraduate Petition Form