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Starting in Fall 2026, new students will meet with an admissions advisor during their first semester. This required appointment helps you build a strong plan, choose classes with confidence, and avoid surprises later.
If you miss this step, a registration hold will be placed on your account. The hold simply means you will need to meet with an advisor before you can register for future semesters.
Meeting with an advisor is one of the most practical things you can do for your academic future. Advising helps you:
Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor regularly, especially when you are:
CCC has several advising teams designed to support students with different goals and needs. Not sure which one fits? Contact Student Services and we will connect you with the right advisor.
General Academic Advising
For students not planning to transfer to NAU
For students who need help choosing classes, exploring majors, planning a degree or certificate, or preparing to transfer to ASU, UArizona, GCU, or another college.
TRIO Student Support Services
For first-generation students and those who qualify for Student Support Services
TRIO participants receive one-on-one advising and access to a full range of student support services through their assigned TRIO advisor.
CCC2NAU
For students planning to transfer to NAU
For students in CCC2NAU or planning to transfer to NAU. Get help with academic planning, course selection, and transfer preparation.
Disability Resources
For students with disabilities
Students accepted into the Disability Resources (DR) program receive advising and academic accommodations support through a dedicated Disability Resources advisor.
Ready to meet with an advisor? Start by making sure your admissions process is complete. The New Student Checklist walks you through every step before your first advising appointment.
New students: Once your admissions is complete, watch your CCC email for a scheduling link. Completing the checklist first helps make sure your advisor has what they need to help you plan your first semester.
Returning students: Log in to your myCCC Portal to schedule your next appointment, and check your CCC email for updates from your advisor.
Not sure how to navigate life as a CCC student? The Online Student Handbook [LINK] can help you find information about campus resources, academic policies, student support, and more.
After your advising appointment, we want to hear from you. Your feedback helps us improve.
Take the Student Satisfaction SurveyYou should meet with an advisor when you are starting at CCC, getting ready to register for classes, thinking about changing your major, planning to transfer or graduate, or running into academic challenges.
An advisor can help you choose classes, understand your degree or certificate requirements, explore majors and career paths, prepare for transfer, and connect with campus resources such as tutoring, financial aid, career services, and Disability Resources.
Most students should start with General Academic Advising. Students in CCC2NAU, TRIO Student Support Services, or Disability Resources may work with a specialized advisor through that program. If you are not sure where to start, contact Student Services and they can help connect you with the right advisor.
Yes. Virtual appointments through Zoom are available across advising teams. You can choose your preferred appointment format when scheduling.
Before your appointment, make sure your admissions process is complete, activate your myCCC Portal, check your CCC email, and gather any documents that may help your advisor, such as unofficial transcripts, test scores, or recent high school records.
New students should complete the admissions process first. After your admissions process is finalized, watch your CCC email for a scheduling link.
Contact Student Services