What is the difference between ‘Counseling’ and ‘Advising’ Services?
Counseling and Advising are two separate but complementary services. General advisors, counselors and faculty advisors are available to help students reach educational goals. It is important to understand the different types of assistance available from each, in order to gain the appropriate help. General Advisers can assist with the following issues: General course selection General transfer information Pre-course test clarification and interpretation Reading permits for new students (if required) based on pre-course test score Explanation of degrees and degree requirements “Credit Hour Overload Permits” for students with an established COD GPA above 2.0 requesting to register for 20–24 credits Referral to faculty advisors and other C.O.D.
Counseling and Advising are two separate but complementary services. General advisors, counselors and faculty advisors are available to help students reach educational goals. It is important to understand the different types of assistance available from each, in order to gain the appropriate help. General Advisers can assist with the following issues: General course selection General transfer information Pre-course test clarification and interpretation Reading permits for new students (if required) based on pre-course test score Explanation of degrees and degree requirements “Credit Hour Overload Permits” for students with an established COD GPA above 2.0 requesting to register for 20–24 credits Referral to faculty advisors and other C.O.D.