Academic Information

Preceptors, students and parents can use these links to further clarify the advising process at Stockton University.

The student and preceptor relationship is highly valued at Stockton.  We view advising as teaching. Preceptors must be available to meet with students and help them plan a course of study that meets their educational goals.  Students are responsible for learning curricular requirements, clarifying their long-range educational and career goals, and preparing for advising meetings.  The Stockton Advising Council has endorsed a "best practices" document for students and preceptors.

• Academic Policies and Procedures
• Academic Difficulty (includes Academic Warning, Probation, Dismissal, and links to study skills)
• Academic Overload
• Advanced Placement, CLEP, and Credit by Examination
• Change of Major/Change of Preceptor/Declaration of Minor
• Double Major and Second Degree
• Grades 
• Graduation
• Participation in Commencement Ceremony
• Grade Point Averages (includes GPA Calculators)
• FERPA and Student Privacy Rights
• Leave of Absence
• Math Preparation for the Sciences and Accuplacer Information
• Taking Courses at Another Institution
• Transfer Credit Allocation
• Late or Medical Withdrawal from Courses
• Withdrawal from Stockton and Readmission