Academic Advising

Prepare for Precepting Student Sessions

Prepare for Precepting Student Sessions

Sessions are on October 15 & 21 from 4:30 - 5:30 pm in West Quad 103.
Dive Into Degree Works Presentations

Dive Into Degree Works Presentations

Join us for a Zoom session to learn more about using Degree Works on Monday, October 19, at 12:30 pm, or on Thursday, October 22, at 4:30 pm.
Coffee Bar Meet & Greet with Advising Team

Coffee Bar Meet & Greet with Advising Team

Oct. 22 | 9-11am | Campus Center Grand Hall

 The Center for Academic Advising at Stockton University strives to provide an advising program that empowers students to attain an education that will benefit them throughout their lives.

We welcome all currently enrolled and potential Stockton students to our Center for Academic Advising. Our office staff meets with prospective students to discuss our curriculum and transfer credit issues.

Fall 2026 Mid-Semester Progress Reports are now active. More information can be found here. 

Precepting Days are October 27th and November 4th. Registration is open from October 28th through November 12th. Prepare here! 

Not sure where to go for help?

  • Academic Advising - Course planning, registration, or degree requirements
  • Faculty Preceptor - Major-specific questions, internships, and career guidance
  • Academic School - Course permits, overrides, or closed courses questions
Still unsure? → Contact Academic Advising!

Drop-In Hours!

Drop in with one of our advisors! Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis.  

Monday - Thursday 9:30am - 4pm

Please bring a laptop to your visit if possible! 

Fridays are by appointment only. Visit our advising staff page to schedule the advisor who is the best fit for you!  

Office Information

Location: Campus Center Suite 242

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Phone: (609) 652-4504

Email:  advising@stockton.edu 

Advising Staff

 

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Placement Testing
Frequently Asked Questions
Degree Works & Registration Help

Current Students

Enrolled Students

Prospective Students

First Year & Transfer

Preceptor Resources

Information for Faculty

"As a transfer student, I am glad I was able to bring up my questions and concerns to Academic Advising. They made the process smoother before I was able to talk to my assigned preceptor. Everyone in the office is very open to the questions or concerns you may have. They will help you along the way, no matter what program you are in, and they are there to guide you in the right direction. There is no such thing as silly questions when you come into the office; come as you are, and everyone is very welcoming." 
Tina Austin
Tina Austin
Class of 2028
BA, Education and Human Development with minors in Sociology, Jewish Studies, and Disability Studies