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.

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.