Which person should you contact with questions about degree requirements and course options?

• A. Academic Advisor
• B. Campus Security
• C. Financial Aid Office
• D. Registrar

Answer: (A)

An academic advisor is the primary guide for planning your degree. They help you understand what you need to graduate, explain how each course counts toward your major and any minors, and map out a plan that fits your timeline. They review degree requirements, discuss prerequisites, and suggest course options that fulfill those requirements while aligning with your interests and schedule. When needed, they can discuss substitutions or exceptions and adjust your plan as goals evolve to keep you on track for graduation. While other offices—campus security for safety, the financial aid office for funding, and the registrar for official records and verification of progress—play important roles, the academic advisor is the go-to resource for interpreting degree requirements and selecting courses to meet them.