Academic Advisement

Frequently Asked Advisement Questions Academic Tools View and Plan Your Progress Toward Your Degree Advising Center Locations and Hours		Monday through Friday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.   Saturdays 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. E-advising Now Available! Click here to register and connect with an academic advisor online!
		List of Academic Advisors:   PDF file   MS Word doc
		Faculty advisors will guide and support you in successfully pursuing your educational goals at Mercer County Community College, while the advisors you met on our first day of registration will guide you through the admissions process.

For Further Information E-mail advisor@mccc.edu, or call: (609) 570-3292 for the West Windsor Campus. (609) 570-3139 for the James Kerney Campus.

General information, interpretation of CSPT (college skills placement test) results, and scheduling are provided by trained professional staff and faculty members. A new student caseload approach to advising assists new students throughout the enrollment process:

1. At the initial advising appointment, the advisor interprets the placement scores (or previous college transcripts), helps define the student's major, helps the student prepare financially, and introduces the student to related support services.
2. After the initial appointment, the advisor stays in contact with the student acting as a resource person until the first day of classes.
3. During the first semester, the student is assigned a faculty advisor according to his/her chosen program of study, who will assist in planning future educational goals and registration of courses until graduation.

Advising Syllabus (pdf)		Student Success & Enrollment Guide
		View and Plan Your Progress Toward Completing Your Degree Log into your MyMercer student portal. Within the WebAdvisor / Self Service Menu under "WebAdvisor for Credit Students," click on Academic Profile and then the Program Evaluation tab. You will see your academic program, what you have completed, and what choices you have in order to complete your remaining degree requirements.