Student Support and Mentorship helps all undergraduate students succeed—academically, socially, and personally. We offer resources, guidance, and community support to help you navigate your college ...

At Bates, we value relationships. These relationships allow students to learn, grow, and develop. The Student Support Advisor program is designed to help support the success of all of our students by ...

That's a question many potential students ask themselves when considering how they’ll balance coursework with jobs, family responsibilities and daily demands. But with student support services, they ...

Nontraditional students–students who may be older than typical college age, work full-time jobs, support families, or are returning to education after a significant break–constitute a growing segment ...

Staff and faculty can help support students by providing referrals, education, training and information about resources available through Health and Wellness Services. It’s okay to be unsure if a ...

Western Michigan University is focused on supporting Broncos from the moment their education begins all the way through to a fulfilled life and meaningful career. Our whole-person approach to ...

The wraparound supports often needed to help first-generation students succeed in college are costly and challenging—even more so with increasing numbers of these students. At institutions like ...

Project AID Scholars grows from two high school students to a nationally recognized organization with $138,000 in funding.

Based on their research into the needs of first-generation, low-income students, Josh Farris and Chi Chan share five best practices for meeting those needs. “Maybe I’m just not good enough. Maybe ...

If you have been referred by the Center for Counseling and Student Development or the University of Delaware Police Department for an off-campus assessment to determine if a higher level of care is ...