At Student Advising, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you need guidance with academic planning, exploring a program change, creating an individualized academic plan, understanding pathway options, or navigating college policies, our team is ready to work with you.

International students also receive personalized support with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) policies and procedures, including visa and permit extension applications, along with guidance in navigating the complexities of transitioning into the Canadian postsecondary education system.

Find my Advisor
Find the Student Advisor or International Student Advisor assigned to your program.

When should I see my Advisor?

  • You have concerns about your progress in a course or program
  • You need additional academic support (such as peer tutoring or academic support workshops)
  • You’re considering changing programs
  • You’re thinking about withdrawing from your program
  • You would like help creating an individualized academic plan
  • You want to explore pathway options or next steps after graduation
  • You are an international student and need support with academic planning, IRCC-related questions, or support navigating the transition into the Canadian postsecondary system.

What do Advisors do?

  • Provide program-specific information and guidance
  • Help you adjust to college expectations and academic demands
  • Review and discuss your academic progress and standing
  • Connect you with additional supports across the college
  • Support you in understanding Niagara College policies and procedures
  • Help you set realistic educational goals and plan for the future
  • Guide you toward successful progression and graduation

International students can also receive support with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) policies and procedures, maintaining status, and navigating the academic and cultural transition into Canadian post-secondary education.

Support for
Indigenous Students

Specialized supports are available for Indigenous students.

Visit Indigenous Education
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