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Academic Advising

Flagler Students receive personalized guidance from their advising team throughout their time at Flagler, from discovering a major to creating a four-year plan.

CACE Advisors

Your advisor from the Center for Advising and Core Experience (CACE) is trained to help you transition into a campus community that is dedicated to your academic success and personal development. CACE Advisors will serve as the primary advisor for students in the first year. Students will transition to a faculty advisor in their major in their second year.

Find your CACE Advisor on the 3^rd Floor of the Proctor Library or make an appointment using the link for your advisor below.

Declaring Majors and Minors

As students encounter new ideas and engage with their faculty, peers, and their community, they may explore new majors or minors. Advisors can guide students to a final decision and help them build an academic plan that aligns with their interests and goals. Students can add or change their major or minor by completing the form at this link.

Financial Aid When Enrolled in Less Than 15 Credit Hours

Flagler College students must enroll in at least 15 credits each semester in order to receive institutional financial aid and to stay on track to graduate in four years. In certain circumstances, students may be eligible to enroll in less than 15 credits and can consult with their academic and financial aid counselors to determine their qualifications. Students taking less than 15 credits should complete the financial aid waiver form at this link.