Student Success Center
If you are having difficulty in a class or with any aspect of your academic work, your professor and your advisor are the first people to consult. If you think you need extra help or support beyond what they can provide, consider visiting the Student Success Center in Campus Center Room 137. The Center offers academic success specialists as well as various resources for success.
Course Registration and Scheduling
Course registration activities occur at several times during the year and always in consultation with a student’s advisor. Students receive a mailing from the Office of Enrollment Services each semester that describes registration policies and procedures. You can also visit Self-Service for current course offerings.
Learn more about Advising & Registration
Whether you are a prospective or current Western New England University student, you can explore the links below to learn more about academic advising and course registration.
- An academic advising syllabus
- Answers to commonly asked questions about advising and registration
- Some helpful forms related to advising and registration
An Academic Advising Syllabus
The academic advising experience can be considered a “course” like the courses that a student takes for credit towards their degree. The Office of First-Year Students & Students in Transition has produced an academic advising syllabus that outlines responsibilities and expectations for advising.
Its contents include:
- Description and philosophy of academic advising
- Expectations of the student and expectations of the advisor
- Recommended strategies and activities for freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years.
Frequently Asked Questions
All of the information below (and more) is provided in the current Western New England University Catalog. Though every effort has been made to be consistent with the Catalogue, the Catalogue should be considered authoritative in the event of a discrepancy.