Academic Advising

Academic Advising Mission Statement

The Blinn College District Academic Advising Office strives to empower students to make sound choices on their educational goals and quality student services and provide an encouraging supportive advisor/student environment.

Ways to Meet With an Advisor

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Academic Support
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New Student
Registration

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We know selecting a degree path and choosing the right courses can be a daunting task, so we are here to guide you through your transition to college and empower you to make informed academic decisions. Students are highly encouraged to visit with an academic advisor by attending New Student Registration (new students), stopping by one of our locations, or visiting with us virtually. For more information about our locations and hours, please visit our Meet with an Academic Advisor page.

You should have the following information completed before visiting with an academic advisor:

Active Blinn College District application
Test scores or test score exemptions
High school transcript or GED certificate
Prior college transcripts, if applicable (includes dual credit)

These students must meet with an academic advisor before registering for courses:

Students who are not college-ready (those who don’t meet the benchmarks on any part of the state-required assessment test)
Students on academic probation
Students on scholastic suspension

All students being advised must be prepared to show the advisor a valid photo ID.