Academic Resources and Student Support Services

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Below is a listing of resources which may be of interest to you while pursuing your studies at Marian University.

Marian University is committed to supporting our students through their academic studies. Whether it be assistance with writing, studying, and advising, we have staff available to collaborate with you to develop a plan for success. Please review some of the resources available to you through the links below:

Writing Center Links to an external site. - The Marian University Writing Center is pleased to offer a range of services including Spanish language writing tutorials, writing workshops, online tutorials, and graduate student tutorials
Speaking Center Links to an external site. - Visit the Speaking Center for a one-on-one consultation and learn how to effectively communicate your ideas and expertise.
Peer Tutoring Links to an external site. / Tutor Matching Links to an external site. - There are a variety of tutoring services available to you. Check out the links for information regarding on-campus tutoring and the Tutor Match program.
Academic Advising Links to an external site. - Academic advisors provide advice and support to students as they navigate the path to academic success and graduation. Click through to their website to explore a variety of resources and access many of the needed forms and documents. NOTE: MAP students should contact their advisor directly for advising and registration information and COM students should contact the Student Affairs Team Links to an external site..
Academic Support Services Links to an external site. - Sometimes students need a little extra support to be successful. Marian University is prepared to assist you. Please review all the services available and do not hesitate to make use of them.
Academic Engagement Links to an external site. - To assist in your success, the Office of Academic Engagement offers a variety of services to help you meet your academic needs, including Peer Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, Organized Study Groups, Student Success Seminars, and Academic Success Coaching.
Services for Students with Disabilities Links to an external site. - Marian University recognizes individuals with disabilities as an integral part of a diverse college community and is committed to the provision of comprehensive resources to the faculty, staff, and students of the University in order to create equitable, inclusive, and practical learning environments.

There are several different policies and procedures you will need to be aware of as you pursue your degree at Marian University. Some of the most important are listed here.

Student Complaints Links to an external site. - Complaints regarding any aspect of Marian University operations should follow the processes outlined on the student complaints page. Marian University hopes to resolve all situations quickly and justly, taking into consideration all perspectives and information.
- Complaints regarding Discrimination and/or Sexual Harassment Links to an external site. - Complaints of this nature are covered under Title IX and handled by official Title IX Coordinators. Please follow the link for more information.
Plagiarism Links to an external site.- Is an act of fraud and is an academically dishonest behavior covered in the Code of Students Rights and Responsibilities. Learn more about what plagiarism is and how to avoid it at this site.
Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities Links to an external site. - It is important each student reviews the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities so you are aware of what is expected of you as a student of Marian University.

The Library serves a critical role in your studies at Marian University. Whether you are studying on campus or taking classes through our online program, the Library provides numerous resources for your academic success. On campus, you can browse the stacks or take advantage of the various study spaces. Online, you can access full-text journals and resources through our website.

Please take a moment to review some of the resources below.

In addition to the academic support provided, Marian University wants to make sure we provide resources to support your spiritual, physical and mental well-being. Should the thought that you may benefit from talking to someone cross your mind, please do not hesitate to contact one of the following offices.

Campus Ministry Links to an external site. - Campus Ministry is committed to serving all in their spiritual journey by creating an environment for students to find faith-filled answers to the big questions in life.
Counseling and Consultation Services Links to an external site. - There are many reasons why someone might seek counseling. Seeking counseling is a sign of strength showing you have insight into matters that you would like to improve.
Fitness Center Links to an external site. - The Fitness Center is open to Marian University students, faculty, and staff during normal operating hours.
Student Health Services Links to an external site. - The Office of Health and Wellness offers students services in the assessment and treatment of minor acute illnesses and episodic care for problems such as ear infections, sore throat, muscle strains and minor lacerations. They can also answer questions regarding immunization requirements for the University.
Housing and Residential Life Links to an external site. - Living on campus allows you to meet new people, develop lifelong friendships, and begin building a professional network.

Below are links to offices and services you may need during your time at Marian University.

Bookstore Links to an external site.- Whether it's purchasing textbooks and supplies for your classes or picking up some spirit wear to show your Marian pride, the Bookstore has everything you may be looking for.
Campus Dining Links to an external site. - Campus Dining is an integral part of campus life and building community. Check their website for information on meals plans, menus, and wellness goals.
Student Activities Links to an external site. - The Office of Student Activities is responsible for advising student organizations, planning campus events, providing leadership opportunities, and coordinating new student orientation.
The Exchange Links to an external site. - The Exchange is the place you will want to engage with when it comes to planning your career, preparing for interviews, or finding a job.
Police Links to an external site.- Find information on emergency procedures and other campus safety issues on this website.