Advising Services

The Office of Advising strives to promote student success by empowering, educating, and enabling students to take ownership and control of achieving their academic goals.

Your Mountwest Advisor Will:

  • Encourage and guide you in setting and achieving your academic and career goals
  • Help navigate your college experience by connecting you to services and resources that fit your interests inside and outside the classroom
  • Register you for courses
  • Assist you in the development of your academic plan
  • Provide you with your Mountwest student ID and email
  • Advise you on Mountwest policies, procedures and resources

Important Dates

October 30th – Spring Priority Registration Begins

Nov. 4th – Spring Registration Begins for Continuing Students

Nov. 18th – Spring Registration Begins for New, Readmitted, and Returning Students

Advising Steps

Congratulations on your acceptance to Mountwest! Your advisor is excited and looking forward to working with you! Your next steps are as follows:

  • Schedule an Advising Appointment here!
  • Schedule your New Student Orientation here! During orientation you will learn more about campus life and what to expect as a Mountwest student.
  • General Reminders Before Your Advising Appointment:
    • Please ensure your official high school transcripts and any test scores are sent to admissions@mctc.edu

Welcome back to Mountwest! We are excited to have you back on campus and look forward to working with you again. Your next steps are as follows:

Welcome to Mountwest! Your advisor is excited and looking forward to working with you! Your next steps are as follows:

  • If you are a JumpStart student, please contact Nathan Full, JumpStart and Dual Enrollment Coordinator at full@mctc.edu or 304-710-3449.
  • Not a part of our JumpStatrt program, but are ready to take College courses while in High School? Great! Follow the steps below:
  • Schedule an Advising Appointment here!
  • General Reminders Before Your Advising Appointment:
    • Please ensure your unofficial high school transcripts and letter of recommendation has been submitted to admissions@mctc.edu.
  • Questions? Reach out to advising@mctc.edu or 304-710-3365

Your advisor is looking forward to continually working with you and ensuring you are completing the goals you have set for yourself! You are required to meet with your advisor each semester. Continuing students who are not on academic probation will receive their Self-Registration PIN after meeting with their advisor.

Although Mountwest is not your home school, we want to make sure you are supported while enrolled in course(s) here! Your next steps are as follows:

  • Schedule an Advising Appointment here!
  • General Reminders Before Your Advising Appointment:
  • Questions? Reach out to advising@mctc.edu or 304-710-3365

Meet Your Advisors

I graduated from Marshall in spring of 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in management. Outside of advising, I enjoy cooking, games (every kind), music, and my lovely cat, Gordon. I strive to empower students with the knowledge, confidence, and ambition to pursue & achieve all of their goals!

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my dog Pancake, reading, and (slowly) running marathons. I hold undergraduate degrees in Business Administration and Sport Management, along with a Master’s in Business Administration from Marshall University. My daily goal is to make a difference in someone’s life. Please know that I am here to support you and encourage you in any way I can!

I graduated from Ashland Community & Technical College with an Associate in Arts and received my Bachelor’s in Sociology from Berea College.

In my spare time, I enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, playing video games ,and spending time with my family. I am committed to service and engagement to ensure students get the best out of their college experience while achieving their academic goals.

In my off hours, I find enjoyment in running after my two children, and when I am not doing that, I am enjoying peace in whatever way I can. Typically, this comes in the form of running or lifting weights. My aim as an advisor is to assist students in feeling empowered and confident in their ability to succeed. In doing so, I hope to give individuals the power to change their lives, and the lives of their families. I want students to know, I was a student at one point too, I remember the hesitation I once felt to speak with my advisor. Keeping that in mind, I never want anyone to feel that way, so don’t ever feel that you can’t come to me, no matter the question or situation I will do my absolute best to assist you, just reach out! 

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