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Advising

Welcome to the Advising Center

We are located in room 200 on the second floor. 603-427-7600 ext. 7728

Hours

Hours of Operation*

• Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 7:00pm
• Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
• Saturday 8:00am - 12:00pm

* These hours are subject to change during holidays and semester breaks. Check the college hours for holiday & special event times

Academic Advising

The goal of academic advising is to assist students in creating academic plans that will help them achieve their educational goals. Through conversation, assessment, goal setting, and strategic planning, students are empowered to create academic schedules that reflect program requirements and take into consideration obligations to family, work, and community.

The process of advising at Great Bay Community College is characterized by communication and connection between the student and his/her advisor. Through a mutual exchange of questions and information, students and advisors share ideas and generate solutions. The advisor-advisee relationship is potentially one of the most significant partnerships a student will experience while at Great Bay. Students are encouraged at all times to seek out their advisor to ask questions, share concerns, get help, plan for the future, or simply to "check-in".

At Great Bay Community College, advising falls into three categories:

• New Students
  Upon completion of their placement testing, new students will be assigned to an advising session during which they will work with Advising Center Staff to complete their first semester schedules. The group advising sessions inform students of college policies, procedures and expectations, as well as college organizations and activities. In subsequent semesters, students will work with their assigned advisors. For information on placement testing, visit the CAPS website.
• Faculty Advising
  Faculty advisors have the most information about each major as it relates to career goals; they are also available to assist students with academic issues and support as well as help students prepare for registration after their first semester. All Faculty have posted office hours during which they are available for advising. The Advising Center has a complete list of faculty advisors and their office hours. Some advisors choose to use an online appointment system for scheduling adivisng sessions. You can check here.
• The Advising Center 603-427-7600 ext.7728
  The Advising Center is staffed by professional advisors, who are available to assist students with any advising questions they might have, but specifically works with non-matriculated students and Liberal Arts students who have not yet determined a major. The Advising Center is also a place you can come to get your questions answered, pick up forms you may need, use the computers to look up classes, and get advice on long-term educational plans. Additionally, you can get assistance from our career and transfer advisor. If you are planning on transferring to another college or university, you will want to schedule some time to meet with Erica Brown.

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