Student Success Centre
Be supported - our vision and mission
At the Student Success Centre, we foster a culture of success that enables students to realize their full potential. As a visible and vital team we support students through programs and services that enhance learning and personal development from inquiry to degree completion. We achieve this through collaboration, research and community involvement.
Advising Support
Our advisors can help you to clarify your academic aspirations and align them with your long-term goals.
Learning Support
Learning support programs provide you with tools to improve your academic performance.
Writing Support
Writing support programs help you improve your writing through workshops and individual consultations.
Coming up in January: Open Studies workshops
Designed for any non-degree holding Open Studies student, this 60-minute introductory workshop builds confidence in planning and navigating the Open Studies journey. Presented by Exploratory Advisors, this workshop will cover degree structure, prerequisites, transfer credit, and the drop/add/swap/withdrawal process and deadlines.
How to work when you don’t want to
SSC Blog: Motivation 101
Motivation is a hot topic among post-secondary students. I have heard many students say things like, “I know what I need to do, but I just cannot motivate myself to do it!”
Top 3 tips to make sense of your university journey
SSC Blog: Student to Student
At the beginning, I thought my university path would be a straight line. Start my program, take the classes, reach the finish.
Learning Support and Advising Portal
Log in and use our Learning Support and Advising Portal to book an appointment with an advisor or tutor, register for an event or sign up for a workshop.
Need to cancel your appointment booking or workshop registration?
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Faculty and Staff
Looking for ways to support your students? The SSC offers services that can help students build their study skills, plan their academics and enhance their success at university.
Looking to enhance your presentation and student-advising skills? Become a peer volunteer