Academic Advisor (PA) is a lecturer who becomes a guardian for students to provide guidance, direction, or advice related to academic activities so that students can complete their studies on time with high academic achievement. Every year, students are scheduled to consult PA at least four times, especially in the context of filling out the Study Plan Card (KRS). In this consultation, PA and students both see the results of the study, evaluate, conduct dialog, and plan follow-up study plans.

The schedule of guidance with PA for the purpose of KRS guardianship can be seen in the Academic Calendar (link). Lecturers who serve as PAs can see the data of their students through the Academic Information System (link), and vice versa, students can find out who their PA lecturers are through the system. In this information system, PA lecturers can give consideration to student study plans. The results of guidance as a PA are then reported in department meetings held regularly at the beginning and end of the semester. PAs and students can communicate with the Study Program Coordinator to discuss specific academic issues.