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Student Success Services nurtures a student success culture using leading initiatives, programs, facilities and functions on a university-wide basis. Such a culture needs to focus on the student holistically, be pervasive and integrated across all academic and academic support areas, incorporate contemporary student development theory and practice, and transform the student environment at FNUniv into a highly engaged one with significant measurable growth in student success.
Academic Advisors work to promote insight and understanding of degree programs, academic policy, and academic life at the First Nations University of Canada.
Advisors are available to assist students in the area of academic development. Referrals to community resources and support services are available. Confidentiality is assured.
Advisors are involved in a variety of information sessions, workshops and seminars. These include orientation and information sessions for new and returning students. Workshops in assertiveness, exam anxiety, stress, study skills, being a successful student, career development and effective leadership are offered throughout the academic year.
Are you a prospective FNUniv student considering whether you want to pursue post-secondary? Please email recruiting@firstnationsuniversity.ca
New/continuing students: Please provide your student ID number and preferred campus.
Off-Campus Students: Please contact any Administrative Support Staff for your inquiries.
University of Regina students, please email academic.advising@uregina.ca
If you do not know if you need an appointment/have general questions, please email advising@firstnationsuniversity.ca
It’s important to provide your full name, student ID, campus location & program of study.
*REGINA STUDENTS:
The Writing Centre offers assistance for students at any stage of the writing process. The centre helps you build an understanding of the writing process and develop the skills you need to complete your writing assignments.
Whether you’re just starting a paper, stuck halfway through or ready for some final polishing, the Writing Centre can help. You can also bring in past papers for analysis and help that will improve your writing for your next assignment.
Group and individual tutoring are available to all students registered through the First Nations University of Canada. Tutoring Services connect you with the academic help you need when you need it. If you’d like to find a tutor, simply contact Student Success Services at 1-800-267-6303.
It’s all free because we care about you doing well, and we want you to be a better, more independent learner.
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For campus locations, maps and hours of operation, please visit our contact us page.
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