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Take Advantage of Academic Advisement  by: Robert Crawford III Advisement or Career counseling in any area can be conducive in assisting students in the process of decison making. But it is absolutely cruicial in the world of academics and career choices relative to students success in college. Students are sometimes unaware or do not understand the importance of getting excellent counseling or advisement when problems start to ocurr academicially or during the close of graduation for employment. When students work closely with professors and their academic advisors it creates ease and encouragement from both areas. Advisors can provide an array of resolutions that are affective to students success. Below is a short list that may be helpful. See your Advisor, Career or Academic Counselor if... 1. You have a problems choosing a career or questions concerning interniships, graduate assistance or work study, they usely work close with departments in this area and know the current trends of the job market or academic status and requirements for employment. 2. Career counselors provide such services as resume writing, critiques of resumes, role playing, mock interviews, job fairs and assist in future employment selections. 3. Academic counseling helps students to stay on track and provides academic support when they are not on track. 4. Academic advisors also help students with choices of majors, double majoring and minors specifically business, math, science and computer science majors. 5.They also provide an audit of classes and advises students on remaining classes to take to complete their degree of study. About The Author Robert Crawford III The author has several small publications concerning education and how it affects today's students. He is currently a PhD student and enjoys writing information to incoming freshman up tp seniors and graduate students. He is currently an academic advisor and has experience in academia arena in assisting students with GPAs, time management, communication skills with professors, majors and minor selection. His business and education career has made a tremendous impact on his teaching and counseling theories. He can be reached by e-mail at rcrawford@rr.nc.com or rcrawford@uncfsu. B.S., UNC-Fayetteville State University M.A., Liberty University PhD Student Capella University This article was posted on September 28, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Education" Category: Writing With Dysgraphia by Lisa Harp Cincinnati Schools Curb Spending by Patricia Hawke Leave This Chid Behind by Diane Mierzwik Teachers, Don't Let Your Students Drop Out of School: A Dozen Dynamite Ways to Detour Dropouts by Ruth Herman Wells School Shootings Aren't Caused By The Type Of Student That The Media Tells You About by Ruth Wells Finding the Best Private Student Loan by Dave Fitzgerald Portland Schools Seek Direction by Patricia Hawke Find A Top Driving School Online by Adam Stearn Good Distance Learning Study Habits by Norman Fleming Obtaining An Online Bachelor Degree by Bob Hett << Back to "Education" Index

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