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2002 Advising Matters The Newsletter of SteeringCommittee 2002-2003 the Purdue Academic Advising Volume 16 Issue 1 August 2002 Association Comments From the Chair, August 2002 Directors Beth Burnett,

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1. Go to the Purdue University website and navigate to the Advising Matters section.
2. Click on the link or button that says "Advising Matters Form" or something similar.
3. Fill out the required fields on the form, such as your name, student ID number, and contact information.
4. Select the specific advising matter that you need assistance with from the dropdown menu or checkboxes provided.
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8. Click the submit button to send your advising matters form to the appropriate department or advisor at Purdue University.

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