Meetings and workshops, sponsored by the Undeclared Advisement Program and the Career Planning and Internship Service, seek to help students recognize and develop their academic abilities, intellectual interests, and career aspirations to better enable them to make informed course selection and academic planning decisions. Normally, students are expected to officially declare a major by early March of the sophomore year. Specialized Assistance Students who declare double majors or Individualized Programs should seek advisement from all involved departments or programs. The OAS offers unique attention and support to students with documented disabilities by providing reasonable accommodations and by advocating for equal access to all services and programs offered to members of the campus at large. The OAS also provides specialized support to student-athletes in light of the unique time demands, responsibilities, and rules governing participation in intercollegiate athletics.
Tutors stress the learning process itself and place an emphasis on the acquisition of study skills.
The Providence College Writing Center is available to assist students to become better writers. Students who utilize the Center are encouraged to meet with writing tutors on an on-going, developmental basis. Students may contact the OAS to schedule group workshops or visit an OAS staff member for individual academic mentoring and consultation. The Disability Support Services Coordinator is available to discuss each student s unique needs and coordinate individualized services. Services are also available for students with specific physical disabilities.