Academic Advisement At CCM
Degree-Seeking Students (Matriculated)
If you are pursuing a degree and/or certificate you will be assigned to a Faculty Advisor/s (from your Academic Majors/Disciplines) within the first few weeks of the semester. For students in their first year, you are also assigned to a Student Success Specialist (SSS) from The Academic Success Center (TASC).
You can communicate with both your Faculty Advisor/s or your SSS through Student Planning (click on the ‘Plan and Schedule’ box, then on the ‘Advising’ tab, write a note, save the note, click on ‘Request Review’).
For more information on your Faculty Advisor/s click on ‘Who Is My Academic Advisor?‘
If you are a first-time, new or transfer student seeking a degree or certificate – once you have met the college’s admission requirements and submitted all the necessary documentation (to the Admissions office), you will receive notification to your “home/personal” email (the email on your admissions application) on your next steps for advisement and registration. Click this link for more information.
Non-Matriculated(non-degree), Visiting, & High School Challenger Students
While advisement assistance at CCM is available, visiting students planning to return to their home college/university should consult with their home college/university academic advisor to ensure the classes they are taking at CCM will transfer back to their home institution.
If you are planning to enroll in a course that requires a prerequisite, you must show proof of having met that prerequisite through prior testing, college course work (transcript/grade report) or a note from an advisor from your home institution approving your selection. Click here for more information on that process.
If your plans change and you would like to connect with a Student Success Specialist to discuss declaring a major at CCM, contact Amanda Ciesla at aciesla@ccm.edu.
As a non-degree seeker, you may take any course in which you have interest meet the prerequisite/s. If you are planning to enroll in a course that requires a prerequisite, you must show proof of having met that prerequisite through prior testing or college course work (transcript/grade report). Click here for more information on that process.
While advisement assistance at CCM is available to you, unless you are considering seeking a degree at CCM, you are not required to see an advisor.
If your plans change and you would like to connect with a Student Success Specialist to discuss declaring a major at CCM, contact Amanda Ciesla at aciesla@ccm.edu.
Academic Advisement for the Challenger programs starts with a conversation with your High School Guidance counselor. If you have questions about the Challenger program – click here first for more information about the program.
If you would like to connect with a Student Success Specialist to discuss becoming a degree-seeking student at CCM after you graduate from high school, contact Amanda Ciesla at aciesla@ccm.edu.
If you have a question that needs answering right away – send an email to Jill Wells, Coordinator of Academic Advisement and Student Success for an immediate response jwells@ccm.edu