Academic Support & Advising
Academic advisors and mentors will help you navigate your courses and choose the experiences that lead to a path of professional success.
At Widener, we've got your back. Our network of support services helps you find your path to personal and professional success.
Academic advisors and mentors will help you navigate your courses and choose the experiences that lead to a path of professional success.
At Widener, you won’t just start your career at graduation. You'll continue the work you’ve been doing all along.
Our Counseling and Psychological Services staff will help you address personal, emotional, or social concerns.
We provide a host of services to students with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and psychological disabilities.
At Widener, we care about both your academic and physical well-being.
Whether you live here or commute, we’re committed to making sure campus is a safe and welcoming place for all.
Before even stepping foot on campus, you'll make immediate connections with a wide-range of support including a:
This program is available to all first-year undergraduate students regardless of major or commuter/residential status. Have a question? Please contact the Office of Student Success.
Widener has seen a significant increase in international applicants and has welcomed students from across the globe, including countries never represented on campus before.
In recent years, female students, especially those of diverse backgrounds, have emerged in key leaderships roles on campus, including the current all-female Student Government Association executive board.
Widener students have an exceptional new health-focused resource available to them beginning this spring. Registered dietician Nora Abraham is now part of the Widener Dining program.
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