Who can help you develop your educational path and answer questions about registering for courses and reviewing program requirements?

• A. Academic Advisors
• B. Professors
• C. Financial Aid Office
• D. Campus Security

Answer: (A)

Academic advisors guide your educational path and help with course registration and reviewing program requirements. They work with you to map out what you need to graduate, including major requirements and general education or core courses, and they tailor a term-by-term plan that fits your goals and pacing. They can explain degree audits, prerequisites, and course sequencing, and they’re the go-to resource if you’re considering a major change, adding a minor, or transferring credits. When you’re ready to register, they help you choose courses that fit your plan, clarify deadlines, and address any holds or policy questions so you stay on track.

Professors mainly teach their own courses and can offer guidance about the content and opportunities within specific subjects, but they don’t typically coordinate your overall degree plan or course registrations. The Financial Aid Office handles funding, scholarships, and financial questions, not the academic planning or registration process. Campus Security focuses on safety and emergency procedures, not advising on program requirements or class scheduling.