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Old 08-26-2011, 09:45 AM
SydneyK SydneyK is offline
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Originally Posted by HQWest View Post
The college can have a counselor advise freshmen and then parcel them out to advising by faculty once they have a better idea of what they want to do.
This seems like a great advising model.

Students usually end up with an adviser-change with each major-change. Depending on the number of changes a student goes through, that could lead to seriously inconsistent and, at times, non-existent advising. With the system you've described, students receive consistent counseling with smooth transitions between the two advisers.

/random advising tangent
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