Pre-Registration Advising | NC State ISE

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Pre-Registration Advising

We strive to provide you, our students, with quality and timely advising and help with your career awareness, academic success and personal enrichment.

When Does Pre-registration Advising Begin?

You will receive an email from Mrs. Deanna Cardamone (ISE Academic Advisor) through the ISE Undergrad Listserv at the beginning of each registration period. This email will provide the steps you need to complete to have your advising hold removed. The pre-registration period for the Fall semester begins after Fall Break, and the Spring semester period starts after Spring Break.

The Pre-registration Advising Process

Visit our Undergraduate Advising Moodle page to complete the steps necessary to have your advising hold removed. ISE PRO TIP: If it’s your first time visiting the page, you’ll need to enroll.

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Advising Resources

Undergraduate Student Handbook

Peer Advising Appointments

Pre-Registration Advising Form

Group and Drop-In Advising Sessions

Enrollment Request Form

Course Substitution Form

The Advising Compact

As the student, you commit to:

  • Taking ownership of your education 
  • Keeping up to date with university, college and department curriculum requirements
  • Consulting with academic advisors at each pre-registration period and  other times as needed 
  • Reviewing the ISE Advising web page and ISE Resource Guide before you send an email 
  • Using the appropriate forms to help the advising team assist you
  • Arriving at appointments prepared with any required paperwork and forms 
  • Checking degree audits before and after enrollment and each semester to track your progress through your degree

ISE PRO TIP: You should always refer to the advising team’s most recent announcements and documentation for instructions and details.

As the advising team, we commit to:

  • Applying all university policies, department procedures and advising processes fairly and consistently
  • Being available for appointments at appropriate times and places
  • Assisting you with following proper procedures for various exceptions
  • Referring you to campus resources, such as special testing or counseling, as needed
  • Reviewing your requests promptly
  • Releasing your advising hold no more than 72 business hours after your advising appointment
  • Documenting your advising discussion in the SuccessGPS platform (individual appointments only) for future insight