Academic Advising

Baldwin-Wallace College Academic Advising Mission

Academic Advising at Baldwin-Wallace College is a developmental process of faculty advisors teaching students to strategize, plan and critique decisions related to their educational, career and personal goals.  Through your advising relationships, you will learn how to utilize resources and tools to make effective, self-directed decisions.  While advising is a collaborative effort, the ultimate responsibility for making decisions rests with the individual student.

Academic Advising for undergraduate day students is provided by faculty and coordinated by the staff of the Office of Academic Advising, located in 106 Bonds Hall.  Every student who has declared a major will be advised by a faculty member in that department or division.  Major-undecided students are assigned to a faculty advisor in their academic area of interest or to a faculty advisor who works with undecided students.

Are you unsure of your major?  Are you thinking about adding or changing your major and/or minor?  Do you want to change your advisor? Need help with your Grad Plan? We can help! Stop by Bonds 106.

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Academic Advising is a partner in the Baldwin-Wallace Center for Academic and Professional Success (CAPS)  (440) 826-2251 

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