Boise State Campus Resources
The Advising and Academic Support Center (AASC) is a great resource for students who want to schedule an appointment with an advisor. The AASC staff can assist students in developing educational plans that are compatible with their career and life goals. AASC offers academic skill building workshops and course specific tutoring through the Learning Assistant (LA) program. LAs are peers that provide academic support in traditionally difficult courses and students that engage the support of LAs experience a higher rate of success and overall better grades. AASC also offers academic advising with the Academic Development and Recovery Team (ADR), for students who are struggling academically and also assist students that are on academic probation or need a hold to be removed from their account in order to be reinstated to Boise State.
https://www.boisestate.edu/aasc/
The Educational Access Center (EAC) is a resource for students needing academic accommodations for temporary or permanent disabilities. If a student is unsure of whether they have a learning disability, the EAC maintains a list of qualified professionals who can work with the student to determine if they have a learning disability, at the students expense. Accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis by meeting with a coordinator in their office. Documentation may be necessary to support the student’s need for accommodations.
https://www.boisestate.edu/eac/
TRIO Rising Scholars offers academic assistance and encouragement for eligible scholars who wish to earn their four-year degree and prepare for future careers or graduate programs. TRIO also helps motivate and support students who are first- generation, low-income, or have a disability to pursue and attain a college degree. TRIO provides individual academic advising, one-on-one tutoring for any freshman or sophomore level courses, and offers social and cultural opportunities.
https://education.boisestate.edu/trs/
The Writing Center offers free, guided support for all writers, in person and online, through active and collaborative conversations. They help writers of all levels and abilities, at any stage of the writing process. The Writing Center can also help students work on resumes, cover letters, graduate applications, personal statements, and much more.
https://www.boisestate.edu/writingcenter/
The Math Learning Center (MLC) is a free service that offers assistance for math courses up to Math 175, with free in-person and on-line tutoring. The MLC focuses on improving student success along with the ability to build mathematical reasoning and problem solving skills. https://math.boisestate.edu/mlc/
Health and Wellness Resources
University Health Services is a great resource to utilize for a range of primary care, urgent care, wellness, and counseling services. They provide convenient, accessible, and high quality health care to students, faulty, staff, and their dependents. Health Services will bill most insurance carriers, excluding Medicaid and Medicare. They also offer student health insurance plans (SHIP) to ensure all students can have access to health insurance that adequately meets their needs. https://www.boisestate.edu/healthservices/
Dean of Students offers services to currently enrolled students. They staff a Campus Food Pantry and offer financial assistance to students who are experiencing unanticipated, temporary financial hardships. If a student has experienced foster care or homelessness, the Dean of Students also offers a program that supports students success by offering individual support, connections to campus and community resources, and access to scholarships. The Dean of Students also offers free attorney consultations with a local, private lawyer for most legal problems. This service is available to all full-fee/activity-fee paying students. The student relaxation room is another resource offered and is designed to be technology-free to increase sense of peace, promote physical relaxation, and enhance overall well-being. https://www.boisestate.edu/deanofstudents/
Gender Equity Center is a friendly, supportive environment for people of all gender identities to explore, celebrate, and educate the campus community about gender equity. They provide brief, no-cost, confidential support for campus members affected by identity-related harassment, sexual harassment, sexual assault, unhealthy relationships and stalking. The Gender Equity Center also offers guidance if a student is interested in reporting to campus officials or police. https://www.boisestate.edu/genderequity/
General Student Success Resources
Office of the Registrar provides support and personalized services to the academic community regarding academic records, registration, enrollment data, course administration, policy enforcement, and graduation. The Office of the Registrar also maintains the University academic calendar which includes special session deadlines, final exam schedules and religious observances. https://www.boisestate.edu/registrar/
Student Financial Services helps students with understanding their costs and making smart financial decisions. They offer payment plans, financial wellness education, 1098t tax forms, and short term emergency loans. They also assist the campus community by processing deposits, uploads to students accounts, waivers, class fee setup, item type creation and maintenance, and Marketplace UPay and UStores. https://vpfa.boisestate.edu/student-financial-services/
Career Services offers assistance with internships, resumes, interviewing, and major exploration. They offer thirty minute virtual workshops that help students learn what employers are looking for, how to use that information to plan and prepare for their career,and how to conduct a successful job search. They also offer events that allow students to connect with employers and jobs. Additionally, the Career Center maintains the Handshake database for students and alumni, which allows them to search for part-time jobs on and off campus, internships, and post-graduation career positions. https://www.boisestate.edu/career/
Veteran Services provides information and procedures relevant to all education benefits provided through the Department of Veteran Affairs. They also assist in the transition from military life to university life and the use any GI Bill ®VA educational benefits for which a student is eligible. https://veterans.boisestate.edu/
Student Involvement and Leadership Center (SILC) encourages students to get involved on campus by supporting 200 student clubs including the Aerospace Club, Bronco Dogs Organization, and Bronco Tournament Gaming Club. SIL also offers 22 different fraternities and sororities. Students can also get involved in leadership, service, and volunteer programs which provide the opportunity to make a difference and change the world.
https://www.boisestate.edu/getinvolved/
International Student and Scholar Services (ISS) proudly serves international students in bachelors, masters and doctoral programs from over 65 countries. They assist students with questions about their immigration status, visa and work permits, and scholarships. https://www.boisestate.edu/globaleducation-iss/
Student Diversity and Inclusion promotes and advances diversity and inclusion on campus. They support programs that are designed to benefit minorities, refugees, and first generation students. They host campus events and support student groups with the goal of connecting students, faculty and staff with the diversity found on Boise State’s campus. The Office of Diversity and Inclusion also staffs the Student Diversity Center designed for studying or meeting new people. https://www.boisestate.edu/admissions/nextsteps/diversity/
Multicultural Student Services is committed to raising awareness and understanding about marginalized and oppressed groups in both non-dominant and dominant cultures. They work with students who are interested in equity and social justice, as well as students from different cultures, countries, and ethics. They provide student liaisons that can help with connections to services and resources for support/ guidance planning cultural festivals and events. They offer in-center tutoring with different hours of availability in the Student Diversity Center. They also have opportunities for volunteering in the many programs offered such as “The Tunnel of Oppression”, and the Song and Dance Festival. https://www.boisestate.edu/mss/
