Academic Advisement

Students can receive help in choosing their major, selecting courses to fulfill requirements for their chosen major, and tailor their college education to prepare them for the career of their choosing.

UNDECIDED PROGRAM

In an effort to assist those students who would like more time to explore possible academic and career paths, the Undecided Program was created to optimize a student's choice of major and work while meeting degree requirements. The program incorporates five components: advising, information gathering, experiential learning, career preparation, and placement. By working with academic and career counselors, and faculty from all divisions, our goal is for students to explore the curriculum, investigate career choices, take advantage of diagnostic assessments, prepare for the world of work, and find placement in their chosen field.

Check out this government website that identifies the top in-demand emerging careers and allows you to explore a variety of career paths.

http://www.careervoyages.gov/index.cfm

RESOURCES FOR FACULTY

Tips for Advising Current Students for Fall 2010

Transfer Course Equivalencies
(as of 3/20/08 - UNOFFICIAL - FOR REFERENCE ONLY)

Instructions for Submitting Early Warnings
Note that Early Warnings for Spring 2010 are due by March 8th

Office of Academic Advising

Hart Hall, 2nd Floor
518-244-2272

Stacy Gonzalez
Associate Dean for Academic Advising
gonzas@sage.edu