Business Programs & Engineering Technologies Advising

Learn more about the majors in the Art, Media, and Design department - Choose a Major.

Find out how to begin your education in an Art, Media, and Design major by reviewing our New Student Advising Packet.

Art, Media, and Design Programs will transfer to Columbus College of Art and Design, Ohio Dominican University, and Franklin University. To learn more about transfer opportunities, please visit our Transfer Center.

Students who are interested in transferring to other institutions should follow the Associate of Arts degree program.

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Advising Hours for Art, Media, and Design*

Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Art, Media, & Design Advisors.  We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible.

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

Transient Students

The Associate of Applied Science degree is designed to prepare you for the workforce with limited transfer opportunities. To learn more about where our degrees can take you, please review our Transfer Agreements page.

Columbus State also offers the Associate of Arts or Science degrees, which are designed to complete the first two years of the Bachelor's degree at a state institution. Before you visit an advisor make sure you are following the academic and career path that best fits your goals.

Appointment Advising Hours for Automotive

Currently, phone appointments are our preferred method of contact.

Monday-Friday
Times vary by day - see Starfish Calendar for specific time openings

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Advising Hours for Automotive*

 Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Automotive Advisors. We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible.

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

Transient Students

The Associate of Applied Science degree is designed to prepare you for the workforce with limited transfer opportunities. To learn more about where our degrees can take you, please review our Transfer Agreements page.

Columbus State also offers the AA/AS or AA-Business degrees, which are designed to complete the first two years of the Bachelor's degree at a state institution. Before you visit an advisor make sure you are following the academic and career path that best fits your goals.

Appointment Advising Hours for Business Programs

Currently, phone appointments are our preferred method of contact.

Monday-Friday
Times vary by day - see Starfish Calendar for specific time openings

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Advising Hours for Business Programs* 

Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Business Programs Advisors. We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible.

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

 

Transient Students

Find out how to begin your education in a Design, Construction, and Trades major by reviewing our New Student Advising Packet.

Appointment Advising Hours for Design, Construction, and Trades

Times vary by day - see Starfish Calendar for specific time openings for phone appointments

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Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Design, Construction and Trades Advisors. We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible. 

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

Transient Students

Find out how to begin your education in an Engineering and Transportation major by reviewing our New Student Advising Packet.

Appointment Advising Hours for Engineering and Transportation

Times vary by day - see Starfish Calendar for specific time openings for phone appointments

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Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Engineering and Transportation Technologies Advisors. We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible.
 

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

Transient Students

Learn more about the majors in the Information Systems Technology department - Choose a Major.

Find out how to begin your education in an Information Systems Technology major by reviewing our New Student Advising Packet.

Information Systems Technology Programs will transfer to Franklin University and Western Governors University. To learn more about transfer opportunities, please visit our Transfer Center.

Students who are interested in transferring to other institutions should follow the Associate of Science degree program.

 

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Advising Hours for Information Systems Technology*

Please use Starfish if you'd like to set up a virtual, phone, or in-person advising appointment or E-mail Information Systems Technology Advisors for quick questions. We appreciate your patience as we work to accommodate our students in the best way possible.
 

Delaware Campus Advising

Regional Learning Centers

Transient Students

Ellen Neutzling
Contact Ellen at eneutzli@cscc.edu
614-287-5185

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To be eligible for Apprenticeship positions, students must complete a brief series of eligibility requirements that include technical courses related to their chosen career pathway. Full-time students can complete these requirements in two semesters or less. Once eligibility requirements have been met, students are able to apply for acceptance into the IT Flexible Apprenticeship where they will be eligible to participate in interviews facilitated by Columbus State for positions with industry employers.

Ellen Neutzling 
Contact Ellen at eneutzli@cscc.edu
614-287-5185

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Ellen Neutzling  
Contact Ellen at eneutzli@cscc.edu
614-287-5185

Schedule an Appointment

Our job as Academic Advisors is to guide you on your educational journey and to help prepare you with as much information as possible to ensure your success. Here are some helpful tips that can assist you during your time at Columbus State.

• Come prepared to academic advising meetings. Keep an Advising Folder with all of your advising materials, including a copy of your Semester Plan, a copy of your Plan of Study, a copy of your Degree Audit (DARS), and any questions you may have. Meet with your advisor 1-2 times a year to develop and update your academic plan.
• Connect with the Program Coordinator or Lead Faculty in your Department. They can educate you on job market trends, course content details, technology questions, and more.
• Register early for your classes, using the Course Schedule. Some classes in our programs often have few sections, and can fill within the first week of registration opening. Be aware of the dates that registration opens each semester using Columbus State's Academic Calendar.
• Understand your program options and select a major early on. Be familiar with your course requirements and use your Plan of Study and Degree Audit (DARS) to guide you in course selection.
• Learn how to read and interpret your Degree Audit (DARS). Consult the online Degree Audit (DARS) User Guide and work with your Academic Advisor.
• Create a Semester Plan and bring it to every advising meeting and update it each semester.
• Understand course prerequisites when planning out your courses. The Course Descriptions explain all required prerequisites.
• Take advantage of resources available on campus to help you succeed: Tutoring, Disability Services, Military & Veterans Services, and Student Success Workshops.
• Understand your Financial Aid package and your requirements to maintain satisfactory standing with aid. If Financial Aid has been suspended, and you need to submit a SAP Appeal, be sure you understand the reason you've been suspended, eligibility requirements, and how to file an appeal. Student Central or the Telephone Information Center staff can answer any Financial Aid questions. Your academic advisor can help you with the Academic Plan that is included in your SAP Appeal.
• Prepare for transferring, if that is part of your academic plan. Visit the Transfer Center to speak to our partner colleges and explore the Transfer Agreements for your major.
• Learn more about Internship or Capstone requirements for graduation. If your program requires Practicum/Seminar courses, then it requires an internship. Visit the Internships page to learn about the requirements, find helpful tips, view internship postings, and contact the Internship Coordinator for your program. If your program requires a Capstone course, contact your academic department for registration.
• Prepare for your career in your technical field. Utilize Career Services for resume review, interview coaching, job search strategies, and more. Join professional organizations in your field. Attend organized events and meet-ups with other professionals in your field. Join LinkedIn and update your profile and resume.
• Know how to complete your Graduation Application. Prior to your final semester, it's helpful to review your Degree Audit (DARS) with an academic advisor to ensure that all requirements are on track for completion. Then, complete the online graduation application in the Student Self-Service menu on Cougar Web. Celebrate your hard work and success at the Graduation Ceremony!