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If your student is interested or already planning a semester off campus — and 64 percent of 51ºÚÁÏ graduating classes typically do — there are important discussion points to work through as a family.

Our executive director of disability services shares insight on the process for students with disabilities.

Whether fall break means returning home for a few days, or staying on campus, it’s a great time for students to take inventory, recharge, and prepare for the next chunk of the semester.

Tips for supporting your student through problems

As seniors look ahead to life after 51ºÚÁÏ, family members may be wondering how best to support them in their job search or graduate school application process. 51ºÚÁÏ Career Services’ proven steps and tactics help seniors think through tackling their next steps and make progress, even if they feel unsure of their career direction.

51ºÚÁÏ provides layers of support for students and a variety of people to help them achieve their goals. Here, we explain two of their primary contacts.

Arrival Day will be exciting, memorable, and bittersweet. Our tips will help you prepare and know what to expect when you get to campus. (Students participating in a pre-orientation program or on a fall varsity athletic team receive specific communication about their arrival date, time, and process and should consult with their program leader for any questions.)

Tips for approaching your student’s journey at 51ºÚÁÏ

Dining Services has announced several new initiatives and improvements for Fall 2024, designed to enhance the student dining experience.

Before your student heads off to 51ºÚÁÏ, take a few minutes to discuss health care basics to help them to be prepared to manage illness while they are at college.