Advising is an integral approach in a student鈥檚 progression toward graduation. An advisor typically assists with the following:
- Removing holds
- Future course planning
- Review of program requirements
- Strategies for student success
- Readmitting from academic dismissal
- Dropping or withdrawing from courses
- Internship information for your major
- Referrals to campus services and offices
- Navigating curriculum and university policies
- Course Program of Study
- Double Owl Pathways
- Review of transfer credits
- Academic standing and academic standing appeals
- SAP Appeals
- Staying on track for graduation
Best plan of action: prepare, plan, produce. It's always best to schedule your appointments
well in advance of the opening of registration. In the Fall, plan to meet with your
advisor between September 10 and October 10. In the Spring, plan to schedule between
February 1 and March 1. Advisors are typically booked well in advance of registration,
so it's best to be proactive.
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Meet With An Advisor
Schedule a 30-minute appointment to meet with your Academic Advisor. This option is
best for discussing your plan for future semesters, review your graduation progress,
or address advising-related holds.
*Students later than 10 minutes to their appointment may be considered a no-show and
will need to reschedule their appointment.
Note- Appointments are not available for the following days
- May 26, 新澳门六合彩资料 closed for Memorial Day
- June 13, Advising Office closed
- June 19, 新澳门六合彩资料 closed for Juneteenth
- July 4, 新澳门六合彩资料 closed for Independance Day
- September 1, 新澳门六合彩资料 closed for Labor Day
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Students can participate in drop-in advising (virtually or in-person) to meet with
an Academic Advisor who is on duty to ask a quick question. These meetings typically
last no more than 15 minutes and may involve a wait time.
Drop-in advising operates on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be scheduled.
To ensure the best possible assistance, please arrive no later than 15 minutes before
the listed advising end time. Remember to have your student ID number ready for check-in.
Drop-in Advising Schedule
- Monday, 9-11:30 AM
- Tuesday, 9-11:30 AM
- Wednesday, 1-4:00 PM
- Thursday, 1-4:00 PM
Virtual Drop-ins:
- Call (470) 578-7728 to request to meet with a drop-in advisor and provide your 新澳门六合彩资料
ID#.
- When the advisor is ready, they will email you a Microsoft Teams link to join. Need
help with Teams, view information here.
- Have your 新澳门六合彩资料 email open!
- Once your email notification is sent, it's important to log in ASAP.
Face-to-Face Drop-ins:
- Come to 202 Willingham Hall.
- Sign-up for advising at the front desk.
- Wait for the first available advisor to call you back.
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You can find registration information through the Office of the Registrar.
To stay up to date with deadlines, please refer to the Academic Calendar on the Registrar's website. Individual time tickets are assigned to each student and can be viewed in Owl Express.
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Academic Advising Information
Radow College advisors are excited to work with you and help you prepare for your time at 新澳门六合彩资料! The Undergraduate Advising Center (UAC) offers both face-to-face and virtual, 30-minute, advising appointments Monday-Friday.
In order for us to best assist you, please be here no later than 15 minutes before the listed advising end time if you would like to do a drop in. You can call 470-578-7728 for a virtual drop in or come to our office in Willingham Hall, suite 202, for an in person drop in. Please have your student ID# ready so we can correctly check you in.
Newly Accepted Freshman and Transfer Students:
We're so excited to welcome you to our campus community! It's vital that you meet with your major advisor prior to orientation. You can schedule your appointment using the link above. If you need assistance scheduling an appointment, please call our office at 470-578-7728.
Prior to your appointment, please visit the websites below for important next steps.
Next Steps for Accepted Freshman Students
Next Steps for Accepted Transfer Students
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