Academic Advising Quiz

What is the role of an academic advisor?

• Assisting students in selecting appropriate courses

• Providing financial aid to students

• Managing campus facilities

• Coordinating extracurricular activities

What does a degree audit evaluate?

• Student's social skills

• Student's academic progress and completion of degree requirements

• Student's physical fitness

• Student's artistic abilities

Where can students find information about all the courses offered by the university?

• In the student handbook

• On the university's social media pages

• In the course catalog

• Through the university's career services

What is major exploration?

• The process of researching and considering different academic majors

• The process of exploring different career options

• The process of selecting elective courses

• The process of applying for scholarships

What does an academic plan outline?

• The student's daily schedule

• The student's extracurricular activities

• The sequence of courses and requirements needed to complete a specific degree program

• The student's personal goals and aspirations

How is course registration usually done?

• Through a designated registration system

• By submitting a paper form to the university's administration office

• By sending an email to the professor of the desired course

• By attending a course registration fair on campus

What is academic probation?

• A status assigned to students who excel academically

• A status assigned to students who are actively involved in campus activities

• A status assigned to students who fail to meet the minimum academic standards

• A status assigned to students who are on track to graduate

What are graduation requirements?

• The specific criteria and courses that students must complete in order to earn a degree

• The requirements for participating in the graduation ceremony

• The requirements for receiving honors at graduation

• The requirements for obtaining a job after graduation

What is a prerequisite?

• A course that can be taken concurrently with another course

• A course that is not required for graduation

• A course that must be completed prior to enrolling in a more advanced course

• A course that can be substituted with an equivalent course

What does a credit hour represent?

• The number of hours spent studying for a course

• The number of hours spent in class per week

• The number of credits earned for completing a course

• The number of hours spent on extracurricular activities