University College Student Services
University College works with students to make sure you have the support and resources you need, no matter what type of student you are. Whether you take classes downtown or online, or school has not worked out before, UC is designed so your needs are being met. These are some ways we work with you to make sure that happens.
Advisement
As a student at RWU, you will be assigned an advisor who will meet with you on an individual basis to walk you through the registration process, discuss your program outline, ensure that you are on the road to successful program completion and explain how your program of study will help you achieve your desired career goals. All advisors have primary responsibility for students. Your advisor will also assist you in arranging learning experiences, verify and maintain your student records through the program of study and act as a liaison to instructors involved in your program as needed. Advisors have the authority to review program or degree requirements, determine credit transfer eligibility, CLEP exams, relevant military experience and training, and credit documentation.
Tutoring
Studying that fits your schedule.
24/7 online tutoring for Roger Williams University, University College students!
University College offers FREE on-demand, online tutoring through Tutor.com. Stuck on a problem? Want someone to review your paper? This service is easy to use and can be accessed on any device that connects to the Internet. Tutors are available to you 24/7—even at 2:00 a.m.!
When you log in to your free Tutor.com account, you'll be able to:
- Connect one-on-one with one of our 3,000+ highly qualified tutors.
- View recordings of your previous sessions
- Drop off an essay for review and feedback.
- Save your favorite tutors and see their schedule of availability.
The tutor.com access is embedded in the tool bar of all courses offered through University College.
Center for Student Academic Success
RWU's Center for Student Academic Success provides programs and services to foster student success, encourage academic excellence, support retention initiatives and promote intellectual curiosity. The Center for Student Academic Success is primarily comprised of Tutoring Support Services and Student Accessibility Services. The Math and Writing Centers also provide faculty tutoring. While Tutoring Support Services (TSS) are available at the Bristol Campus for University College students and offers peer tutoring in writing, math, introductory sciences and foreign language, please start your tutoring request by clicking on the Request a Tutor button. All TSS programs and services are free of charge at the Providence and Bristol campus for registered students.
Tutoring is offered in:
- Writing
- Math
- Core subjects
- Introductory Science
- Study Skills
You may also find free video tutorials via the Khan Academy
A general link is available to help with homework and assignments as needed through AskRI.
Center for Career and Professional Development
Roger Williams University's Center for Career and Professional Development directly supports the mission of the University by promoting the school’s core value of “preparation for career or future study” by providing on-going educational opportunities for students and alumni to learn to manage their careers successfully. A particular emphasis is placed on providing opportunities to meet with employers and school recruiters through events and open venues.
Career Services include:
- Individual career counseling
- Resume and cover letter development.
- Co-op/Internship program preparation and coordination
- Job search assistance and interview preparation
- Handshake searchable employment database
- Graduate school information and application assistance
- Assessment of occupational interests, personality preferences, skills, values and leisure pursuits and how they relate to career choice.
- Career library
The Career Center also offers many signature programs including the Career Fair, on-campus recruitment, networking receptions and dining etiquette courses. For more information on the offerings specific to RWU | University College students, please contact University College at uc@rwu.edu.
Student Accessibility Services (SAS)
Professional staff members in SAS are available for documentation evaluation and to determine reasonable and appropriate academic accommodations for students with disabilities (learning, medical, physical, etc.) in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). Roger Williams University students who are enrolled in University College and who would like to disclose a disability should contact University College at uc@rwu.edu.
The National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA)
Every student deserves a positive educational experience. Sometimes a student’s experience may not be what they anticipate, and the student may have a concern or a complaint.
Support Questions?
Please contact University College at uc@rwu.edu.