First: Orientation Services for New Students (Foundational Advising):
Welcoming new students and introducing them to the college, its departments, and facilities.
Conducting orientation sessions about the academic programs (Public Health, Health Informatics, Health Services Management).
Explaining the academic system and how grades and points are calculated.
Providing advice on effective study skills and time management in the university environment.
Second: Ongoing Academic Advising Services (Specialized Advising):
Assigning Academic Advisors: Each student is assigned a faculty member (academic advisor) to support them throughout their studies.
Study Planning: Assisting students in developing an individualized study plan for each semester.
Registration Follow-up: Overseeing the course registration process and approving class schedules.
Academic Support: Discussing challenges in specific courses and directing students to resources for assistance (study aids, workshops, and support centers within the university).
Guidance and Counseling: Providing advice on academic and personal matters that may affect academic performance.
Third: Pre-Graduation Advising Services:
Reviewing graduation requirements and ensuring they are met.
Guiding students toward field training opportunities and research projects.
Organizing workshops on resume writing and interview skills.
Introducing students to job opportunities, career development pathways, and relevant graduate programs.