Academic support and resources

Mount Allison provides a host of academic resources to help with your transition to university.

Whatever your need, you will find uniquely personal programs or services with one-on-one support to make your university experience a success.

Academic advising and support

Academic advising is available to assist all new and returning students from year one to graduation. Students can get help planning their academics through:

academic advisors — course selection, program planning, degree requirements
program advisors — designated faculty members in each department/program
career advisors — career advising and resources

Academic advising

Academic supports and resources

Academic supports are available to students who would like additional support with their academic work, including:

Writing Resource Centre
Academic help centres

You can also receive help from other students:

peer tutors
peer assisted study sessions
academic mentors in residence

Or learn through workshops and courses:

Student Success Course
Study Skills Workshop

Academic supports

Libraries & Archives

The Mount Allison Libraries and Archives include the R.P. Bell Library, the Alfred Whitehead Music Library, and the University Archives.

Together, they offer services, research resources, and collections designed to help support students and faculty:

research assistance
course reserves and library materials
subject guides
study spaces for individuals and groups

The R.P. Bell Library is open close to 100 hours per week during the academic term to provide study spaces for students.

Libraries and Archives

Academic support for students with disabilities

The award-winning team at Mount Allison’s Meighen Centre provides services for students with learning disabilities, as well as provides accessibility services.

Academic accommodations for students with disabilities include: