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Find a learning opportunity that works for you. If you're a Northwestern student, you're a skilled learner — but that doesn't mean you never need help. Visit Academic Support and Learning Advancement (ASLA). to learn more. The best learners are the ones who seek (and give) support when it's needed.

Student Assistance and Support Services (SASS) supports students by helping them to navigate complex challenges and remove barriers that impede their ability to thrive at Northwestern.

Northwestern Undergraduate Advising offices offer a network of advising support to undergraduates, with each school, college, or office having its own set of advisers to help you at specific points in your undergraduate career. They all share the same mission to support your unique academic path and personal growth. Your first point of contact within your school or college will be with your academic adviser. Other offices below can offer information, opportunities, and resources to support and enhance your Northwestern experience.  

Graduate advising is by school or program:

• Bienen School of Music
• Feinberg School of Medicine Career & Advising Specialties
• Kellogg School of Management
• McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
• Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications
• Pritzker School of Law
• School of Communication Graduate Programs Listing
• School of Education and Social Policy
• School of Professional Studies
• The Graduate School’s Academic Student Services
• Weinberg’s Office of Graduate Studies

The Office of Undergraduate Research provides advising and award funding to hundreds of students each year, many of whom are engaged in independent research and creative projects that will support their post-college aspirations.

NUhelp is your guide to navigating Northwestern's wellness, safety and crisis resources, whenever you may need them. Not sure where to start? Download the NUhelp roadmap for an overview.