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Academic Advising
What is Academic Advising?
Academic advising is an on-going process that assists students to develop and pursue educational and career goals and to achieve academic success. Academic advisors inform, support, and encourage students to become self-directed in their educational planning. What is the Advising Center?
All freshman and transfer students receive academic advising from professional advisors in the Advising Center, located in Founders Building, room 10. After a freshman student completes two semesters (at least 22 semester credit hours) and has chosen a major, he or she is assigned a faculty adviser after they have declared a major. JU encourages students to establish and maintain close, personal contacts with their academic advisors throughout their college careers. The Advising Center provides special services to help students achieve academic success including long-term planning, educational planning major checksheets outlining degree requirements and specific course prerequisites, career advising for undecided and change of major students, the Early Alert System for identifying specific areas impeding student success in a particular class, special advising programs for students experiencing academic difficulty, and mid-semester progress reports. Who is my advisor?
If you are a new freshman or transfer student at JU, you are assigned to a professional academic advisor in the Advising Center your first semester. Freshmen will continue to be advised by that same advisor during their first year. Once you declare a major, you will be assigned to a faculty advisor in the area of your major. Transfer students will meet initially with an Advising Center professional academic advisor to review transfer credits and select classes. You then will be assigned a faculty advisor. Academic Advising Center Location and Hours
Building: Founders 10
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Phone number: (904) 256-7170
Fax number: (904) 256-7171
Email: advising@ju.edu
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