Academic Advising

Advisement update:

We are seeing students for appointments in our offices and virtually. Follow the directions below to schedule an appointment.

Schedule an advisement appointment through Microsoft Bookings

STEP 1: To schedule a virtual or in-person appointment, please scan the QR-code or click on the Advisement Appointment link below:

(You must be logged into the Penguin Portal to schedule an appointment)

Schedule An Advisement Appointment

STEP 2: Select Service – Choose either Art, Art Education, Music & Music Education, or Theatre & Dance

STEP 3: Select Time – Choose the day and time for your appointment

STEP 4: Add Your Details – Enter your name, email, and the reason for your appointment

STEP 5: Select the red “Book” button

STEP 6: Check your email for an appointment confirmation. If you wish to attend virtually, a link will be included in that confirmation email. If you wish to attend in person, please stop into the advising office at your scheduled time

INSTRUCTIONS: HOW TO SCHEDULE AN ADVISEMENT APPOINTMENT

Graduation

As you near the completion of your degree (i.e. completion of 100 semester hours for baccalaureate degree candidates), you must file a Request for Graduation Evaluation located in the Penguin Portal under the "Access My Student Information" tab. This will initiate a graduation evaluation of your transcript to determine your remaining degree requirements. Visit the CCCA Dean's office for more information or if you require assistance.

In order to actually graduate, an Application for Graduation must be filed with the Office of Student Accounts by the deadline indicated in the schedule of classes in the Important Dates section (usually within the first two weeks of the semester after which you plan to graduate). Students can file an Application for Graduation in the Penguin Portal under the "Student Records" tab.

It is your responsibility to make certain that all degree requirements are complete. See your advisor and the Undergraduate Bulletin for more information.