Mid Mentors are committed to providing individualized support and academic advising services during your entire experience at Mid.
Have a question? Need guidance on next steps? Contact your Mid Mentor today!
We're available to help you how, when, and where it works best for you!
NEW STUDENTS | Schedule an On-Campus, Online, or Phone Appointment. You can also drop in anytime—no appointment necessary!
- Meet with your Mid Mentor
- Click Here to schedule an appointment with your Mid Mentor.
- Open Late! Online appointments with Mid Mentors are available until 6:30pm on Wednesdays.
- Need help scheduling? Check out the Appointment Scheduler Guide for step-by-step instructions about scheduling an appointment.
- Click Here to meet with a Mid Mentor via virtual drop-in!
- Click Here to schedule an appointment with your Mid Mentor.
- Drop by campus ANYTIME to meet with a mentor.
CONTINUING STUDENTS | Just drop in—no appointment necessary!
- Meet with a Mid Mentor
- Drop-In is available on campus and online.
- Click Here to meet with a Mid Mentor via virtual drop-in!
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- Drop by campus ANYTIME to meet with a mentor.
- If you are a TRIO-SSS student, you must meet with your TRIO-SSS Success Coach.
Email Us!
- Have a quick question? Send us an email at mentors@midmich.edu.
What should be done before you see a Mentor?
- Apply for admission
- Set up myMid and email account
- Provide transcripts from high school and any other colleges you've attended
- Complete Placement Testing
- Complete Orientation
- Consider how you'll pay for college. Explore the Financial Aid website for more information.
What should I bring to my Advising Appointment:
First-time Freshman should bring:
- SAT scores (if you have them)
- High School Transcripts
- Assessment results from the Testing Center located in the Library & Learning Services (LLS) (if applicable)
Returning Students should bring:
- A list of desired courses
- An idea of what you would like to accomplish in the appointment
Transfer Students should bring:
- Provide transcripts from all previously attended colleges or university
(unofficial copies are okay)