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Advising Codes

Don’t be surprised when it’s time to register. Get your advising code early.

Some departments and advisors place advising codes on their students' registrations to make sure that students will make registration planning appointments with the advisor. Advising codes change each semester and are needed in addition to your PAC number to access the registration system through Ramweb. To find out if you have an advising code, go on to RamWeb and click on "registration access time".