Consistent with Mount Aloysius College’s Mission Statement, the Advising department in the Office of Student Success and Persistence is committed to combining education for life with preparation for professional excellence. This office is responsible for coordinating the course registration process for all incoming first-year students, as well as assigning all of the students to an academic advisor. This office is also responsible for ensuring student-learning outcomes in Advising. We also closely monitor our students’ academic performance to ensure their educational satisfaction. Academic excellence is our priority; personal attention contributes to students’ educational, career and personal achievements.
You must maintain 12 credits to be considered a full time student. You must pass 24 credits within an academic year to make progress towards Financial Aid.
Financial Aid differs between full time students and part time students.
If you plan on dropping a class, you must speak with your advisor first.
You must meet with your advisor within the first 2 weeks of class.
In order to graduate on time in a bachelor’s program, you must have 15 credits per semester or be willing to take summer classes.
Plenty of resources are available to you on campus. Take advantage of them.
It is your responsibility as a student to become familiar with the College Catalog and the requirements for your major.
Ask questions when you don’t understand
Know who your advisor is. This information can be found on the Student tab of the Portal
Explore your career options with your advisor based on your choice of major
Be aware of the requirements for your degree and course work required to graduate from your degree program
Become familiar and aware of all responsibilities within your chosen academic program
Keep your advisor informed about things like schedule changes, academic problems, change of major, etc.
Prepare in advance for every meeting with your advisor, including having possible course options outlined for registration advising
Keep advising appointments to discuss ideas and questions about your degree program
Utilize all referrals made by your advisor to ensure your academic success