Academic Resources & Supports

Academic Advising
An Academic Advisor can give you feedback on your course selection and your draft timetable.

We can also recommend strategies for future degree planning, and help you with academic appeals and other issues.  If you are not sure who to ask, ask an Academic Advisor!

Visit the Academic Advising website for details.

“Smart Start” Study Skills Workshops
These FREE one-hour workshops cover a variety of valuable skills, such as note-taking, essay-writing and research.  Check Study Skills for specific topics, dates, locations.  

“Introduction to University”
This three (3) credit hour course covers practical strategies for reading texts, taking notes, getting the most out of lectures, studying for exams and writing term papers. This course is great for new students who want to prepare for university studies and current students who wish to develop and improve their study skills. For details, see Introduction to University course.

Tutoring
If you are having difficulty with course material, consider using The Tutoring Centre.  The centre offers peer tutors for first year Math and Science and for Writing.

Other Student Services
Visit Student Services on the website to find a comprehensive list of services available to all students.