Welcome to Academic Advising. Here you will find the information necessary to make informed decisions about your educational journey and enhance your overall academic experience at Chaminade University.
Our mission is to make your academic transition into Chaminade University as smooth as possible for all first-year and transfer students, as well as provide ongoing support to continuing undergraduate students.
Contact Us
[email protected]
(808) 735-4815
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, room 6
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
Four-Year Graduation Guarantee
Facilitating a student’s goal to graduate in four years (or less) with a bachelor’s degree through comprehensive degree planning and advising services.
Advising Goals
Coming soon.
How to prepare for an academic Advising Appointment
Coming soon.
Student and Advisor Responsibilities
Expectations/Responsibilities of the Student
- During your first semester at Chaminade University, schedule an advising appointment
- with an advisor in the Office of Advising and Career Development
- Please arrive to your scheduled meeting on time, if you are unable to attend, then please call or email your advisor in advance
- Prepare a list of questions or concerns prior to your meeting
- Be an active listener during your meeting to understand your options during your academic journey
- Clarify your personal and academic goals with your advisor; be honest about your goals and interests
- Become knowledgeable about University and Department policies, procedures, and requirements as well as important dates and deadlines
- Keep a personal record of your process, degree plans, and other documents
- Maintain full-time status (12 credits) and do not exceed, unless specified, the maximum number of credits per semester (19 credits)
Expectations/Responsibilities of the Advisor
- Understand and effectively communicate the curriculum, general education requirements,
- graduation requirements, and University policies and procedures
- Provide information and strategies for utilizing resources and services
- Encourage students to explore their educational options
- Maintain confidentiality and follow FERPA guidelines
- Assist students with declaring majors and minors
- Assist students with understanding their four-year plan for their respective majors
- Assist students in selecting courses for general education and major/minor
- Refer students to other appropriate campus resources
- Maintain contact with students to assist with future advising sessions in regards to class registration, career opportunities, and more
