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The Center for Student Academic Success (CSAS) is committed to supporting all RWU students as they take on the challenges of their undergraduate or graduate degree. The Center is made up of the Advising & Peer Mentorship Office, International Student & Scholar Services, Student Accessibility Services and The Tutoring Center, which includes the Writing, Math, and Science centers. The Center is located on the first and second floors of the University Library.
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Get Career Ready
The Center for Career and Professional Development helps students and alumni flourish in work and in life by providing lifelong career education assistance, resources, and connections, powered by a strong network of alumni, employers, faculty, parents, and staff. Through the CCPD you can attend career events, meet with a career advisor, and get all the resources and support you need to embark on your career journey!
Understand your Financial Aid
Financial Aid can be a confusing process to navigate at any stage in your college career. RWU’s Financial Aid office can help you understand your unique financial aid and financing options and provide resources to support your financial well-being while at Roger Williams.
Get Support
The RWU Counseling Center supports students by providing an affirming, confidential, equitable, and safe environment encouraging self-exploration, reflection, and resiliency. Current students can make an appointment and find resources for navigating college life.
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