As you navigate your academic journey, Boise State has several resources designed to support you along your path. Find several student resources here — from advising and tutoring to financial aid and scholarships.
Need support choosing your classes for the semester? Want guidance developing your roadmap to graduation? College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) Advising can support you with your academic planning needs.
Make an appointment with an advisor here. Have a major in a different college? You can find out more about your college’s advising office here.Â
The Math Learning Center (MLC) is dedicated to improving student success along with the ability to build mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills to increase the student’s ability to understand analytical experiences in future classes and the world around them.
The MLC offers math tutoring, too. Learn about Math Tutoring more here.
The Writing Center offers a wide variety of services to meet the individual needs of students. They collaborate with writers to develop their writing skills from grammar, genre conventions, audience awareness and more.
Free peer academic support services are available to Boise State students for many classes.
The Bronco Learning Commons is a coordinated effort by the Advising and Academic Support Center, Albertsons Library and various academic departments across Boise State University to bring additional academic support services to students in a convenient central location.
The Advising and Academic Support Center (AASC) provides training and support to students with study strategies, time management and organization through peer academic consulting, on-demand online workshops and a variety of self-led academic success tools.
Learn more about academic accommodations for students who have temporary or permanent disabilities by visiting the Educational Access Center (EAC).
Visit EAC on the first floor of Lincoln Garage.
The Dean of Students offers programs designed to support students facing financial hardship.
Visit the Office of the Dean of Students in the Campus School Building, Suite 120.
Apply for scholarships to support your education. Learn more about scholarship dates and deadlines here.
Visit their office in the Administration Building, Room 124.
Student Financial Services assist students in understanding their educational costs and making smart financial decisions for college education. Student Financial Services is where you pay your tuition and fees.
In addition, they offer Payment Plans, Short-Term Loans, and Financial Wellness Programming.
Visit their office in the Administration Building, Room 101.
Check out the Office of the Registrar’s Academic Calendar to keep apprised of class start and end dates, deadlines to drop or add classes and payment deadlines.
The Dean of Students offers programs designed to support students facing financial hardship.
Visit the Office of the Dean of Students in Campus School Building, Suite 120.
Health Services provides convenient, accessible and high-quality health care to the campus community. Their services also include counseling services.
Visit Health Services on the second floor of the Norco Building (1529 Belmont Street).
The Dean of Students is committed to helping every student thrive. Their mission is for students to feel connected, heard and empowered. They offer various forms of help and support.
Visit the Office of the Dean of Students in the Campus School Building, Suite 120.
The Campus Food Pantry is a place for ALL students to access food and hygiene products. Simply bring your student ID card and they will assist you in selecting whatever it is you need.
Visit the Campus Food Pantry in the Campus School Building, Room 103.
From your first day at Boise State to graduation and beyond, Boise State Career Services is here to help you explore your career options, make a career plan, gain experience, build a network, and conduct effective job searches.