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I think it depends on your chapter. DG requires their advisors to be out of school for 3 years before taking on an advisory role.
I don't think that anytime is too soon to start helping a chapter (yours or another). I am helping my chapter (kind of as a "co-advisor" but obviously I can't be called one yet) with recruitment and I've only been out for a semester. But since I was the last member to have VP Membership before our current one, they thought that it would be nice to have me around.
If it ends up that you can't fully become an advisor, at least help out as much as you can or even find someone to "co-advise" with so at least you'll basically have training to do it on your own in the future.
Good Luck!
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