Earning a college degree can be transformative, but it can also feel like a maze at times — with many different choices for majors, concentrations, elective courses and more. That’s where your ...

Pressure, lawsuits and the withholding of funds have created budgetary pressures at American colleges and universities, places in which faculty often enjoy well-funded retirement plans. As ...

MSU's academic advising program provides quality academic advising in a positive environment that is welcoming, supportive, inclusive, and collaborative. Faculty advisors guide students toward ...

Why does a student organization need an advisor? An advisor can prove to be a valuable asset to your organization by sharing their life experiences, wisdom, and providing continuity, organizational ...

Financial advisors are not required to have university degrees, but are required to pass certain exams by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

When Ella Hain, a junior majoring in computer science at Boston University, was unable to reach an advisor in the Computer Science Department for assistance with class registration, she sought help ...

Natalie Pine studied electrical engineering at Rice University in Houston, and in 2007, when she joined Briaud, the financial advisory firm started by her mother, she quickly turned her penchant for ...

Guided by the Undergraduate Academic Advising Council (UAAC), academic advisors in all academic divisions and on all campuses promote a common set of goals and outcomes. Goals and outcomes are aligned ...

Why does a student organization need an advisor? An advisor can prove to be a valuable asset to your organization by sharing their life experiences, wisdom, and providing continuity, organizational ...

At the College of Business, we understand the importance of guiding our students towards academic success and career readiness. Our dedicated team is here to provide you with comprehensive support and ...

Many students need time and assistance to decide on a major. In most cases, it's fine to choose "exploratory" or "undecided" as a major on your application for admission. In fact, this category is the ...