Mount Marty College offers a unique advising system for students assuring each student receives the support needed from the beginning of his or her college career to graduation and beyond. The Freshman Advising Team is a holistic approach to enhance success for a contemporary world of work, service to the human community, and personal growth.

• Prospective Student Advising
• Freshman Advising
• Upperclassmen Advising
• List of Student Advisors

Prospective Students
A visit to Mount Marty College campus provides prospective students the opportunity to learn more about their academic area of interest through meeting with an academic program advisor.

Prospective students who have not selected an academic major are encouraged to meet with an academic program advisor of major interest or the Director of Freshman Advising during a campus visit. Many resources are available to assist students with the process of selecting an academic major during their first year including the services of a Career Counselor and a Career Exploration course, which emphasizes the selection of a major.
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Arrangements to visit campus and meet faculty and staff can be made through the Admissions office at (800)-658-4552.

Freshman Advising
Upon acceptance to the college, freshmen are matched with a member of the Freshman Advising Team by their Enrollment Counselor. Matches are made on a basis of common interests and proper fit with the student. These select members of faculty and staff are trained to assist first-year students with the transition they will experience as they adapt to college life. Prior to the student's first semester on campus, students will meet with their academic advisor and register for classes. This assists in the student's successful educational experience.

The student and advisor stay in contact throughout the summer. When students arrive on campus for freshman orientation, the advisee meets with the advisor to answer any questions and make any schedule changes. Throughout the freshman year students meet with their advisor to discuss matters related to majors, financial issues, personal decision making, set goals, and discuss other aspects of their educational experience. Upon registering for fall semester courses in the spring semester of the freshman year, the student is assigned with an advisor in his or her major discipline.

Upperclassmen
Students will work with the advisor of their major discipline until completion of their program of study. Major advisors are prepared to provide direction for students such as degree completion, career exploration, and employment opportunities prior to and following graduation.

List of Student Advisors