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The nursing student would like to talk with a faculty advisor prior to registering for next semester’s classes. What is the best strategy for this student?
1. Catch the faculty member after a lecture and ask for a few minutes to talk.
2. Stop by the faculty member’s office to see whether the faculty member has time to talk.
3. Call the faculty member and request a time to meet for advisement.
4. Talk to the faculty member in the cafeteria at school.

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