Academic Advisor Assignments
WHO IS MY ACADEMIC ADVISOR?
Your Undergraduate Academic Advisor assists you in pursuing your educational goals, facilitating access to the full range of learning opportunities and services available at Augusta University. Typically, students are assigned to an advisor after they declare a major. Department chairs and program coordinators assign academic advisors from their respective disciplines to work with declared students. These assignments are automated and you will receive an email once your major advisor has been assigned.
FINDING MY
ACADEMIC ADVISOR
ACADEMIC ADVISOR
DEFINITIONS
ACADEMIC
ADVISEMENT
ADVISOR/ADVISEE
UPDATE FORM
HOW DO I FIND MY ACADEMIC ADVISOR?
POUNCE
Check your student profile in POUNCE.
NAVIGATE
Check your academic team in Navigate.
ACADEMIC ADVISING DEFINITIONS
Undergraduate Academic Advisor
Your Undergraduate Academic Advisor assists you in pursuing your educational goals, facilitating access to the full range of learning opportunities and services available at Augusta University.
Success Coach
Your Success Coach can help you develop the skills, strategies, and mindset needed to excel in the classroom. Meet with them to develop an individualized academic success plan, address any course changes, and learn how to effectively navigate the demands of college coursework.
Health Professions Outreach Advising Coordinator
Your Health Professions Outreach (HPO) Advising Coordinator connects you to Augusta University campus and community resources by providing personalized pathways throughout your journey toward your chosen health profession.
CAPE Advisor
Your CAPE Advisor can provide specialized guidance throughout your academic and career journey.
Multicultural Mentorship Program (MMP)
Housed in the Department of Mentorship and Student Engagement (MSE), Multicultural Mentorship Program (MMP) and African American Male Initiative (AAMI) Program Staff provide support to students in the MMP and AAMI leadership program.
Financial Aid Counselor
Our Financial Aid Counselors are here to guide you through the process, offering information on federal, state, and institutional scholarships, grants, work-study opportunities, and student loan options.
ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT CENTER
The Academic Advisement Center advises students with less than 60 credit hours, students in pre-admit programs, dually enrolled students, and senior citizen audit students
All students with 60+ credit hours, post-baccalaureate and students admitted to pre-admit programs are advised by their major department. Visit your major department's website for student advising information.