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The Office of Academic Support offers professional advising and academic support to �����Ƶapps, with academic counselors for both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Our professional team partners with �����Ƶapps and faculty to enhance the academic experience, and are committed to collaborative engagement with the campus community to improve �����Ƶapp success, persistence, and retention. 

The Office of Career and Professional Development (CPD) helps �����Ƶapps and alumni throughout their career journeys, from prospective �����Ƶapps to the first day of undergraduate classes to late career changes. Our four-phase career plan has been developed to assist �����Ƶapps and alumni to progress at their own pace towards their career goals. Using this plan, the CPD offers a variety of assistance with your career needs. 

The Office of Learning Support Services is committed to identifying and reducing physical, attitudinal, and programmatic barriers for all �����Ƶapps. Our team ensures access to campus programs, services, and facilities for �����Ƶapps, including those with disabilities. We address learning needs and academic performance, so that �����Ƶapps’ opportunities for achievement may be equalized, while supporting academic integrity and rigor.

The University Honors Program offers �����Ƶapps an enriched intellectual collegiate experience, both in and out of the classroom. Honors �����Ƶapps enjoy challenging course work, an engaging community of like-minded peers, smaller classes, and opportunities to enhance leadership and professional skills. The program confers qualified graduates with �����Ƶapp Honors, the highest academic accolade possible.

The Prestigious Award Program assists exceptional �����Ƶapps in writing competitive applications for some of the most prestigious national and international awards in contemporary undergraduate and graduate scholarship. The program has an ever-growing list of supported awards, as well as links to search engines to assist �����Ƶapps in identifying and applying for outside scholarships from a variety of sources.

The University Archives contain a wealth of primary source material pertaining to important documents, institutional records, ephemera and realia about the university. The Ridge Collection contains material pertaining to important public policy matters covering Governor Ridge's time in office, along with extensive resources pertaining to First Lady Michele Ridge's commitment to important social issues.