Academic Advising Services

Still looking for courses for Fall 2025? Check out a list available courses by following the links below:

Fall 2025 Course Opportunities: Lower Level Courses
Fall 2025 Course Opportunities: Upper Level Courses

Once you have been advised by your primary advisor you will be able to register for classes:

March 31: Senior (90+ credits)** Registration for Fall 2025 Semester Begins
April 1: Junior (60-89 credits)** Registration for Fall 2025 Semester Begins
April 2: Sophomore (30-59 credits)** Registration for Fall 2025 Semester Begins
April 3: Freshman (0-29 credits)** Registration for Fall 2025 Semester Begins

So Schedule your appointment with your primary advisor before registration begins

(Instructions on how to schedule and prepare for your advising appointment)

Contact Us

Reach us at advising@fredonia.edu to schedule an appointment with an Academic Advisor.

When emailing Academic Advising Services, please be sure to include the following information:

Name
Fredonia ID #
Reason for contacting us
Preferred mode of meeting (phone or zoom)
List several days and times you are available

Make an appointment to speak with an Academic Advisor

When you schedule an appointment with an advisor you will have the option of either meeting in-person or via Zoom.

After scheduling a date/time for an appointment, an Academic Advisor will email you instructions and a link to access the meeting.

Schedule an Appointment

How to reschedule, or cancel your appointment

If the day and time you are looking for isn't available, please contact Academic Advising Services using one of the 'additional options' below.

716-673-3188
advising@fredonia.edu

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some of the more popular questions that Academic Advising Services has been answering so far, as well as, information we believe will be useful for you at this time.

*The list below will be monitored and continuously updated as more questions arise.

If you have any questions not listed, please email us.

Yes.

Academic Advising Services is located in Fenton Hall, Room 2114. Currently our drop-in office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm

Yes.

Schedule an Appointment with an Advisor

Academic advising assists students in the clarification of their life/career goals and in the development of educational plans for the realization of these goals.
It is a decision-making process by which students realize their maximum educational potential through communication and information exchanges with an advisor; it is ongoing, multifaceted, and the responsibility of both student and advisor.
The advisor serves as a facilitator of communication, a coordinator of learning experiences through course and career planning and academic progress review, and an agent of referral to other campus agencies as necessary

Students can find their advisor by following the instructions below:

Log into Your Connection
Click 'Student' tab
Click 'Student Records'
Click 'Advisor Information'

A great place to begin your preparation for being advised is - Academic Advising Check-List

Registration day and time is based on how many credits you have earned. If you don't know when the date and time of your registration is, please use the following instructions.

Any change to your academic program will take place via a request through Your Connection. Log into Your Connection and click on your Student Tab. Select the Student Records link and then View Student Information. Review the Curriculum Information of your Current Program. The link to request a change to your academic program is located at the bottom of the page. Click on the link and select the change you would like to make. Once you submit your request, the department(s) involved will review it.

*Continuously monitored and updated

Emails:

Resources:

Policies:

If you would like to carry a course load of more than 18 credit hours and are in good academic standing (not on probation) you may use the form linked here. Complete the form, save it and forward to your primary major department. If approved, the department will increase your max registration hours for the term in question. A listing of academic department contacts can be found here.

Academic Advising and Registration Information:

Policies:

If you would like to carry a course load of more than 18 credit hours and are in good academic standing (not on probation) you may use the form linked here. Complete the form, save it and forward to your primary major department. If approved, the department will increase your max registration hours for the term in question. A listing of academic department contacts can be found here.

Helpful Information:

https://www.fredonia.edu/sites/default/files/section/academics/academic-advising/academic_advising_mission-pdf.pdf

When Should You See Your Academic Advisor?

Every semester prior to your registration date
To discuss academic progress
To find out more about a particular major or minor
To discuss any problems that might affect your academic performance
To discuss dropping a class, and the possible impact from your decision (financial aid, full-time status, etc.)
To discuss graduate and professional options and receive appropriate referrals
To monitor progress toward graduation