Welcome to the Advising Center!
Not a Highline student yet? Your first stop will be Entry Advising. Click HERE for contact and appointment information.
Hours Beginning September 3rd
- Monday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Tuesday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
- Wednesday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Thursday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Friday 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Schedule an Appointment for Pathway Advising
Academic Pathway Advisors are available for 30-minute scheduled appointments.
To schedule a 30-minute advising appointment, please use the following link. You will need to be logged into your MyHighline (student email) account to schedule an appointment. Appointments can be reserved up to seven days in advance. If no appointments are available when you check the schedule, wait until the following morning and check again.
Appointments can be held on campus or virtually (on Zoom). You will be able to choose your meeting type when you make your appointment.
Click HERE to Schedule a Pathway Advising Appointment
Please call (206) 592-3067 or email advising@highline.edu if you need help scheduling an appointment.
Running Start Advising
If you are a Running Start student, please schedule an appointment with the Running Start office (NOT Pathway Advising)
You can schedule a RUNNING START advising appointment here.
Academic Pathway Advisors in the Advising Center
Academic Pathway Advisors are generalists who can assist you during your first 30 credits at Highline. We help with navigating college, selecting your first quarter of classes, choosing a program (Highline Pathway), and beginning to explore career and transfer options. Pathway advisors are introduced in New Student Orientation. We hope to meet with you to help you get started choosing your program and selecting your classes after your orientation.
Advising is offered individually (by appointment) and at scheduled group advising events to assist current students with academic planning during their first 30 credits.
Highline Advising Opportunities
The Advising Center offers general advising, but there are other important opportunities for advising.
Faculty Advisors
Faculty advisors work with students who have earned 30 or more credits or have interest in specific certificates or degrees. They are experts in their discipline who can provide guidance and support for a particular career or major, in addition to assisting students create an academic plan for their chosen program, providing referrals to campus services and resources, and promoting student interest in service learning opportunities, like internships. Through partnership with students, faculty advisors encourage academic success towards program completion and timely graduation. See the department directory for contact information by department.
Special Program Advisors
Get connected to a community, and work with advisors who specialize in your program. Athletics, Running Start, ISP, Financial Aid, Womens Programs/WorkFirst, Workforce Education Services, Veterans Services, Umoja, ELCAP, BAS, and Placement are some of the opportunities for specialized advising. The Advising Center may refer you to one of these areas.