Access to Online Portals: Make sure you can log in to any required student portals, such as those for registration, advising, or degree planning.
Make sure you can log into your myACCESS account; contact the Student Help Desk to resolve any login issues – (630) 942-2999 or studenthelp@dupage.edu. Consider the issues and questions you want to address and have the list available to discuss at your appointment.
Student ID and Basic Information: Know your student ID number, degree, certificate or program of study and any basic personal details that might be needed.
Placement Test Results: If you’ve taken any placement tests for math, English, or other subjects, have those results ready.
Academic Transcripts: If applicable, have official high school transcripts or any college credits already earned, such as AP or dual enrollment courses sent and evaluated by the Office of Student Records.
Degree Requirements: Review the college catalog or website to understand the basic requirements for your intended major or general education courses.
Personal Goals: Think about your academic and career goals, even if they are still broad or undeveloped. This helps your advisor tailor their guidance to your interests.
Class Schedule Preferences: Consider your preferred schedule, including the times and days you would like to attend classes, and any work or personal commitments that might affect your availability.
Questions and Concerns: Write down any questions or concerns you have about your major, course load, campus resources, or anything else that might be on your mind.
Basic Understanding of Campus Resources: Familiarize yourself with key campus resources like the library, tutoring centers, and student services to ask specific questions.
An Open Mind: Be ready to listen and consider new ideas or perspectives your advisor might offer, especially if you’re still undecided about your major or career path.
Still have questions? Visit: https://www.cod.edu/registration/myaccess-student-planning.html
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