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Academic Advising

All students are strongly encouraged to meet with the academic advisor to review their progress. The role of the academic advisor is to assist students with:

  • Academic planning, concerns, and procedures, including class selection, adding/deleting classes.
  • Understanding University, Faculty, and School policies, and general program requirements, which may affect them.
  • Resources available at pilipiliÂþ»­ and in the wider community for concerns which are beyond the responsibility of the academic advisors.

A variety of issues can fall under the category of academic concerns.  If you are experiencing difficulties with coursework or your overall workload, the academic advisor is a good person to approach for suggestions about what kind of help may be useful and where you can find it.  Tackling academic challenges early is key to pilipiliÂþ»­ in your program of studies.

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See the Admissions Officer for...

  • Transfer credits
  • Advice related to the Post-Diploma program
  • Tracking degree requirements/Meeting the requirements for graduation
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  •  Guidance on who to go to for specific advising issues
  •  Forwarding requests and waiver forms to the Academic RegulationsOfficer

Note: The Admissions Officer hours are M-T-W, 8am-4pm:

See the Academic Regulations Officer, Erin Lushman, for assistance with....

  • Waiver of an academic regulation
  • Letter of Permission
  • Retroactive withdrawal
  • Retroactive registration
  • Requests for advanced standing
  • Concurrent registration
  • Leave of absence
  • Permission to carry more than a normal workload

See someone in the Registrar's Office to ...

  • Find out about financial aid (bursaries, scholarships, student loans)
  • Get started on Banner
  • Get help with the actual registration of a course
  • File a Course Add/Drop form or a Letter of Permission
  • Apply to graduate