Advise a Student

Welcome Academic Advisors! This site is designed to provide you with the tools, content and resources required to provide academic advising to new and current students.

Advising Authorization- clear a student to enroll in classes
New Advising Notes - enter information about what transpires during an advising appointment
Advising History - view advising notes previously entered in a student's record
Advising Profile - view test scores, high school, GPA, transfer courses, test credit, milestones and current enrollments
Search for Classes - search the Schedule of Classes
Degree Audit Report - generate a degree audit report for the selected student
Course History - a list of courses 'completed' or 'in progress', the term taken and the grade received
Class Schedule - courses for which the student is currently enrolled
Grade Report - grades received by term
Unofficial Transcript - an unofficial transcript for the selected student
Transfer Credit Report - transfer and test credit that students received from another institution

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The Office for Academic and Pre-Professional Advising

The Academic Advising Community - an active forum for advisors to convene and discuss best practices, challenges, policy changes and technological advancements related to academic advising at UMBC

myUMBC Academic Advising Community Group - a resource for notifications regarding upcoming Advising Community meetings, files, and other important information related to Academic Advising

myUMBC Extra Credit Group - additional posts, links, and documents to help you help students prepare for life after college

Faculty and Staff Resource Library - a collection of job aids and links to assist faculty and staff use Student Administration

Academic Standards and Policy Administration - a key resource for finding and understanding policies related to academic advising - http://academicpolicy.umbc.edu/

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