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Academic Advisement

The purpose of academic advisement is to determine whether the student is college-ready by meeting Texas Success Initiative requirements, including degree planning and course selection.

Advisement is available on a walk-in basis. Sorry, no advisement by phone.

New-to-College

All new-to-college students are:

Required to attend new student group advisement (NSGA).
Encouraged to attend student orientation.

Transfers and Returning

Transfer and returning students are encouraged to speak with an advisor.

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