Student Advising

 

Engineering Advising Syllabus

Welcome to the College of Engineering. We are glad you are here! 

This section provides information on advising and registration procedures for all current (sophomore or higher undergraduate) and transfer Engineering students. The College of Engineering REQUIRES advising every semester prior to enrolling in courses. First-year (i.e., all new students coming straight from high school) receive advising and registration help via the OneStop Student Services office. 

Current Students

Required Advising and Enrollment Information
Procedures 
  • Last names beginning with A-L schedule the meeting with their faculty advisor in the fall, and last names beginning with M-Z schedule the meeting with their faculty advisor in the spring. (You can meet with either during off-semesters if you want; they are there to help.) 
    Note: Find your faculty advisor's name and email address by going to your degree audit and clicking the e-mail icon at the top right. Also, your assigned advisors will be located in your Success Team in Navigate. 
  • Schedule an advising meeting with your faculty advisor (depending on the semester) or the Engineering Student Academic Success Advisor. You will not be allowed to enroll until this appointment has been completed.   
    Note: Depending on your department, this can be scheduled through Navigate or by email. 
  • Prior to your appointment, outline a tentative class schedule.  This can be done by using the pre-advising worksheet provided by your department or by reviewing your department’s Degree Map. For accuracy, please verify your catalog term first.  
    Tip: Don't know where to find your catalog term? Check your Degree Works audit or your Academic Profile under the myClasses tab in your myWSU portal.
  • Arrive early. Students who are more than five minutes late will need to reschedule. 

New Transfer Students

Required Advising and Registration Procedures
Procedures 
  • Once you have been accepted to WSU, please schedule a Shocker Connection Appointment with your department’s Student Academic Success Advisor.
  • Please ensure that up-to-date transcripts from all previous schools are sent to WSU as soon as possible.
  • You’re welcome to email or call your advisor to set up the meeting or ask any questions.

Cancellation and No-Show Policies

Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Policy

If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please contact your advisor as far in advance as possible so we can make the best effort to offer that appointment time to another student. 

No-Show Policy
No-Show Policy

Failure to show up for your appointment may delay your enrollment in classes. This could impact your access to preferred courses, your academic progress, and potentially your financial aid. We encourage you to reschedule as soon as possible to stay on track. 

Communication Framework

Email Response Time
Email Response Time

Email response time from the College of Engineering Advising team is typically within 48 business hours. Response times may be longer on weekends and university holidays—please plan accordingly. 

Voicemail Response Time
Voicemail Response Time

Voicemails received will be returned by the College of Engineering Advising team within 48 business hours. Please note that calls without a voicemail message may not receive a response. Response times may be longer on weekends and university holidays. We appreciate your patience.   

Schedule your advising meeting as soon as possible. Don't wait until the last minute! Advising and enrollment options diminish quickly. 

 


Additional Information

 

Seniors

  • Senior Checks should be done the semester before you enroll in ME 662 and are done with Dr. T.S. Ravi, Department Chair.  His walk-in office hours for students are Mondays and Wednesdays from 11:00am-1:00pm.
  • ME 662 is a last semester class. If you are enrolling in ME 662, you need to complete an Application for Degree (AFD), via the link in your myWSU portal.

Graduate Students

Please email Dr. Ahmed, our graduate coordinator, regarding your advising questions or speak with your supervising faculty.