"class advisor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who serves as a mentor or supervisor for a particular class of students. Example: During their senior year of high school, the students were assigned a class advisor who helped them with college applications and provided guidance for their future plans.
See class advisor listing.
AB sophomores and any student tranferring into CS should meet with Brian Kernighan or the appropriate CS Class Advisor.
If your class advisor is unavailable for an extended period, he can sometimes answer your questions and sign add/drop forms.
If your class advisor is unavailable for an extended period, you may also see him with questions or to sign add/drop forms.
To actually begin the process of becoming a CS major, whether newly declaring your major or transferring to CS from a different discipline, you need to make an appointment to see your class advisor.
If you are a freshman or someone else who isn't yet officially a CS major, but you need information about the CS program you should either see Brian Kernighan or the appropriate CS class advisor.
(CS class advisors are authorized to sign for the department representative on the official form to let you into the major). BSE first year students who will select a major in the spring, will follow the instructions sent out by SEAS Engineering.
Class advisors formed the second most trusted group of people at T1 and the third most trusted at T2, competing the group comprising other students.
However, having class advisors whom they trusted sufficiently to turn to in difficult or hurtful situations fully attenuated the negative association of loneliness with later school wellbeing.
The world-class advisor knows to learn, listen and hone his or her craft.
They serve as a resource to students who are navigating issues with classes, advisors, exams, stress, and conflict.
