In this guide you will find such information as the academic calendar, math skills advising, General Studies requirements, transfer credits, grade point averages, academic probation, and more. Click advising guide to access the pdf file.

A link to Forms needed for precepting.  

Help with common precepting questions is located here: Preceptor Cheat Sheet.

A Preceptor Checklist helps organize your precepting sessions.

In order to facilitate more advisor development opportunities at Stockton, the Center for Academic Advising and the Stockton Advising Council are sponsoring a series of Brown Bag Advising Colloquia.  Past colloquia have been recorded and uploaded to the advising channel on Stockton's YouTube channel.  To listen, click here. 

Access this site for many advising resources.  NACADA has much information concerning  the First Year Experience, theory and philosophy of advising, advising issues, advising as teaching, and state, regional, and national conferences. Click here to access many resources available to you as a preceptor.

Many preceptors are using the advising syllabus to help frame their advising relationship with their preceptees.  When viewed as teaching, advising has many similarities to classroom teaching and the syllabus can help set expectations for both preceptor and preceptee.
Samples of Stockton syllabi:  Dollarhide; Martin, McGovern

The Degree Works (DW) degree evaluation is used to check out a student for graduation.  Preceptors should attend to each student 's DW before senior year so that all areas will show up as "met" on the DW evaluation when the final semester is completed. The indication 98% at the top of the DW evaluation means that all areas are enrolled to meet graduation requirements. No further action is required of the preceptor.  A student will not meet 100% until all final grades are submitted.  At the end of the term graduation applicants who are at 100% will be automatically awarded the degree by the Registrar.  No student can graduate with an "I" or incomplete grade.

The advisors in The Center for Academic Advising look at all students who have applied and are not at 98%.  Advisors will correct the Degree Works evaluation for students who have 128 credits but are 2 credits over in one area and 2 credits under in another area. Many transfer students may have this issue, but advisors will amend it. When a graduating senior has any areas indicated as "not met," both student and preceptor will be notified via email to complete an attached graduation resolution form.. The assistant deans also have graduation resolution forms if needed.

The preceptor will need to submit the graduation resolution form BEFORE the last day to withdraw from a class or the student will automatically be denied.  Program coordinators and Dean's signatures are required on all resolution forms.

Preceptors can see which students have applied for graduation on their advisee list.  You will see the following statements by student names:

1. Applied for graduation
2. Approved pending current coursework (student's Degree Works runs correctly at 98%and will be processed as such. No further attention is needed by preceptor.
3. Pending Preceptor review. Preceptor will need to look at DW and attend to any graduation issues. Preceptor will be notified by email.
4. If a minor is not running correctly on DW the minor coordinator will be emailed to attend to any graduation issues. 

"Dive into Degree Works," a complete You Tube video for faculty and staff preceptors is located here. Please see the online tutorials located here.