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
- Course selection and course load
- Degree audits and program planning
- Clarification of academic requirements, policies, and procedures
- For more information, see academic advising
Academic support services
- The Math Help Centre — a drop-in service for those who need assistance in math
- The Academic Support Office — has a number of resources available to you including:
- first generation student programming
- peer tutors
- student success course
- study skills workshops
- the Writing Resource Centre
- PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions)
- For more information, visit academic assistance
The Meighen Centre
- Services for students with all types of disabilities, including learning disabilities and accessibility services
- Academic support, such as adaptive software, note taking, peer tutors, writing assistance, and proofreading
- Personal, financial, academic, and career counselling
- For more information, visit the Meighen Centre
Academic support in residence
- Academic mentors — as part of the residence leadership team, academic mentors are upper-year students who offer academic support and mentorship to first-year students within their assigned residence
- For more information, visit residence leadership team
We also offer student resources to support your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being such as career advising, counselling services, on-campus employment, etc. To find out more, see campus resources.