Student Advising & Support
The following is a list of resources for faculty offering support to students. For more information, you may also reach out to Student Services.
Academic Assistance & Writing Centers
The College of Communications Writing Center
This service is available to all students. An appointment is required and can be scheduled online. Learn more about the COM Writing Center.
The Educational Research Center
The Educational Research Center hosts several services to help students succeed academically, including a writing center. Learn more about the Educational Research Center.
ATLAS Referral & Outreach
Faculty and staff are encouraged to use the ATLAS Referral and Outreach Program to support undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in both part-time and full-time programs at BU Wheelock. Learn more about ATLAS.
Center for Career Development
the Center for Career Development, 100 Bay State Road, Floor 6, 617-353-3590
The Center for Career Development serves all BU students from any BU school or college. The office assists students with the entire career development process, including career inventories, finding a career direction, choosing (or changing) a major, writing resumes and cover letters, finding internships and jobs, learning job search and interviewing skills, or considering graduate education.
Disability & Access Services
Boston University’s Disability & Access Services provides a wide range of resources and support. This office supports all Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, students with low vision/blindness, and students with physical, psychological, or learning disabilities.
Financial Aid
Undergraduate student financial aid is managed centrally by Boston University. Learn more about undergraduate financial aid.
The Graduate Financial Aid Office provides information and assistance to applicants, admitted students, and continuing students. Appointments can be made by email (wheaid@bu.edu) or phone (617-353-4238). Learn more about graduate financial aid.
Medical & Behavioral Health Services
On-Campus Housing
Sexual Misconduct and Title IX
Title IX requires all universities to respond promptly and effectively to complaints of sexual misconduct, including sexual harassment and sexual violence. Universities must take immediate action to eliminate the offending conduct, prevent its recurrence, and address its effects. BU is committed to promptly investigating the circumstances of a complaint to determine what occurred, ensure complainant safety, and provide remedies. Learn more about BU’s Title IX policies.
Never promise students confidentiality with respect to incidents of possible sexual misconduct. While you can reassure students that you will treat their information with sensitivity and discretion, you are mandated to report the information they convey to you.
Title IX
Each school at BU has its own Title IX Deputy Coordinators who are available for consultation and assistance in matters of possible sexual misconduct. If a student tells you about an incident of sexual misconduct, you are obligated to report the incident to one of the Wheelock Title IX Deputy Coordinators or to the University’s Title IX Coordinator.
Basic information about sexual misconduct and reporting can be found on the Sexual Misconduct Report Form, which should be submitted to the Wheelock Title IX Deputy Coordinators. Learn more about sexual misconduct issues.
Sexual Assault Response & Prevention Center (SARP)
The SARP Center provides confidential care, support, and advocacy for victims of sexual assault, while simultaneously promoting awareness and prevention programs on campus. Their assistance to BU students is free of charge. The office is open Monday-Friday, 9AM-5PM, but counselors are on call 24 hours a day at 617-353-7277. Learn more about the SARP Center and off-campus resources for students.
Student Grievance Procedures
University policy on academic grievances can be found . The Associate Dean for Student Affairs coordinates the academic grievance process at Wheelock. Learn more about Academic Grievance & Academic Appeals and Student Grievance Procedures for Alleged Disability Discrimination.