Academic Guidance
Academic Guidance
High-impact learning, quality and engaging student support services and preparing students for competence, character and career success are at the heart of the SXU experience. Whether you have questions, are seeking faculty or staff mentors or looking for workshops or seminars to help prepare you for success, we are here to help. Check out the many resources available to help students thrive and reach their goals.
Academic Guidance
Records and Registration
Records and Registration offers dispatch of transcripts, grade reports, class lists, schedules, room assignments, academic record changes and requests for student data in various forms.
Student Success Academy
The Student Success Academy is an academic support program designed for a select group of incoming freshmen and helps first-year students develop the necessary skills and academic confidence to handle advanced learning in college, focusing on skill development in critical reading, foundational math, study skills and writing components.
Center for SUCCESS
The Center for SUCCESS is designed to offer students support with a holistic advising approach that tends to their individual needs, as well as coach them through major and career choices, connect them with valuable learning and networking opportunities and encourage their involvement in service and leadership.
Learning Center/Writing Studio
The Learning Center/Writing Studio at SXU provides a variety of resources and services aimed at assisting students on their path to graduation, including helping students develop strategies and skills they can use in their classes and their future careers.
Center for Accessibility Resources
The Center for Accessibility Resources is the heart of academic support for the students of SXU and works closely with students and faculty, providing services and academic assistance to students with documented disabilities.
Student Success Program
The Student Success Program (SSP) program provides support services for students who are first generation, low-income and/or students with disabilities by supporting academic and personal development.