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Advising Records

  2. Budget and Finance
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  4. Facilities and Operations
  5. Faculty Academic Affairs
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  9. Office of the Dean
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  11. Standard Practice Guide
  12. Student Academic Affairs
    1. About Student Academic Affairs
      1. Vision, Mission, Goals, Guiding Principles for LSA Student Academic Affairs
      2. SAA Administration
      3. Office of the Assistant Dean
      4. Advising Information and Communications
      5. Academic Auditors
      6. Academic Standards and Academic Opportunities
      7. Advising Records
      8. Advising Across the College
    3. Staff List
    4. Academic Integrity and Academic Judiciary
    5. Advising Awards
    6. Letters to Faculty and Instructional Staff
    7. Undergraduate Academic Progress Report
    8. Students in Distress and Disruptive Students
    9. Initiatives, Resources, and Handbooks
  14. Undergraduate Education
  15. Professional Development
  16. Technology Services

This office manages the advising records of more than 25,000 current and inactive LSA students. Advising information on all LSA students is stored in the LSA Online Undergraduate Student Advising File, which is a shared resource used by all advising units in the College, including all academic departments and programs, the Comprehensive Studies Program, the Honors Program, the Residential College, and the Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center. 

The Online Advising File includes: 

  • a student academic profile, along with information on a student's academic interests and activities; 
  • an Orientation information summary page; 
  • advisor contact notes; 
  • advisor assignment; 
  • scanned images of all paper correspondence with students; 
  • approved exceptions for departmental and College requirements; 
  • Major Releases submitted by department advisors; and 
  • an online Audit Checklist, which  summarizes a student's progress toward graduation requirements.
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