Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I make an appointment?
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How often do I see my advisor?
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How can I get the most out of advising?
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What classes can I transfer from a community college?
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How can I determine if I have an advising hold?
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Who is my academic advisor?
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How do I make an appointment?
All advising sessions are arranged by appointment. Some advisors may allow walk-ins for special cases, but we encourage you to schedule appointments to allow advisors time to prepare for your session. All appointments are scheduled through the Student Support & Equity Programs office either in person (Building 94, Room 121) or by phone (909 869-3360).
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How often do I see my advisor?
The program requires its undeclared majors to meet with their advisor a minimum of three times per academic quarter during their first year at Cal Poly Pomona.
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How can I get the most out of advising?
- Arrange your appointments early each quarter.
- Write out questions or concerns you wish to discuss with your advisor before the session.
- Come to the session prepared and on time. If you are running late or are unable to keep your advising session, contact your advisor immediately.
- Bring all appropriate materials, i.e. degree requirement sheets, proposed course schedules, academic plans, catalog, forms, course syllabus, etc.
- Be open and honest about your academic progress and other issues which may affect your progress in college.
- Be willing to assume responsibility for designing your academic plan, developing goals, seeking academic support, and your own academic progress in college.
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What classes can I transfer from a community college?
Please visit www.assist.org to determine what community college classes can transfer to Cal Poly Pomona.
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How can I determine if I have an advising hold?
Log on to BroncoDirect and click "View My Holds"
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Who is my academic advisor?
Please contact SSEP in building 94 room 121 or call (909) 869-4793 to find who your advisor is.
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