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Counseling and Academic Advising
| Contact: |
Elizabeth
A. Sinclair-Colando, Assistant Dean |
| College
of Business Administration |
| Email:
easincla@kent.edu |
| Phone:
(330) 672-1286 |
| Office:
Room 107, Business Administration Building |
Counseling and Academic Advising is available in the Undergraduate Programs
Office, Room 107 College of Business Administration Building (330) 672-2872. Make an appointment with an academic advisor online.
All business administration students are encouraged to visit the Undergraduate
Programs Office at least once each semester. Periodic counseling will assist
the student in completing the required coursework for the B.B.A. degree in
the shortest time possible. Also, advisors work with students in determining
the most appropriate major. Advisors are familiar with employment opportunities
and scholarship opportunities.
Here is a short list of objectives, a blueprint for success, for students
to use as they progress through their four years of advising.
Freshmen
- proper course
selection
- understand
rules/procedures
- successful
transition from high school to college
- complete
key prereqisite courses
- establish
advising relationship
- assess academic
strengths
- begin major/career
research
- explore
student organizations
Sophmore
- continue
major/career research
- establish
specific academic performance goals
- complete
prebusiness requirements
- focus on
1 or 2 majors
- build on
academic strengths for potential minor
- join student
organization(s)
Junior
- declare
a major (and minor?)
- confirm
course plan for graduation at student's desired semester
- research
career outlook and secure internship
- decide on
choices for electives
- register
with career services
- attain leadership
in student organization(s)
Senior
- confirm
graduation plan (courses, GPA, application)
- discuss
changing expectations in chosen career field
- secure personal
references
- discuss
graduate school
- begin job
interviewing process
- establish
a mentor relationship position(s) with a professional in your career field
Not every student has a strategic blueprint for completing a degree. As you
can see, however, there are concerns that should be addressed at each stage
of the academic career that make for a more successful educational experience.
We both need to work together to make your blueprint perfect. See you at the
drawing table!!!!
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