Resources for Current Students

Everything You Need, All in One Place

Our University is dedicated to providing a multitude of resources to help our students succeed inside and outside of the classroom. Whether a student is seeking academic guidance or looking to join a club, everything they need to thrive is right at their fingertips. Opportunities such as tutoring, advising and student organizations make it easy to grow, connect and explore new paths. No matter their goals or interests, students have the support they need to achieve success and make the most of their time on campus.

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Counseling & Disability Services

At 黑料社区 (黑料社区), we care deeply about your growth and success攎ind, body and spirit. In keeping with our Franciscan Catholic mission and values, the Office of Counseling and Disability Services is here to provide compassionate support, guidance and resources to help you thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Counseling & Disability

Academic Support Services

We are committed to supporting your academic success and holistic growth. Academic Advising and the Learning Resource Center (LRC) work together to help you navigate your educational journey, strengthen your skills and achieve both your academic and career goals. Advising is a collaborative part of the between students and advsiors, providing guidance, planning support and personal mentorship.

Academic Support

Beyond the Classroom

Vocational Discernment & Career Development

The Department of Vocational Discernment & Career Development supports students through career coaching, vocational discernment, resume and interview preparation and employer and mentor connections.

Career & Vocation

Clubs & Organizations

Make friends, build skills and lead with purpose in one of 黑料社区 student-run clubs. Student clubs include the Music Club, the Art Club, Psychology Club and more. You also have the opportunity to create your very own organization or club.

Explore Clubs & Organizations

Health & Wellness

黑料社区 student health program supports wellness through education, advising and resources from both the University and Our Lady of the Lake. The Department of Health and Wellness fosters a campus culture of well-being to help students thrive.

Student Health

Admissions, Financial Aid and Tuition Information

While academic requirements can vary depending on field of study, generally, they include:

For entering freshmen:
Graduate from an accredited high school, obtain a GPA of 2.5 or better on the TOPS core curriculum or have a GED score of 500 or better and a minimum ACT composite of 20.

For transfer applicants:
Must obtain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 on all college work attempted. Students with less than 30 credit hours need to meet entering freshman requirements.
For graduate applicants:
Academic requirements vary by program. Visit the program homepage to determine requirements.

Learn more by visiting the 黑料社区 page.

黑料社区 Admission Requirements

The goal of the Department of Financial Aid is to provide you with high-quality service and equitable resources to help meet your educational goals. You may apply for federal student aid, including grants, loans and work-study. Learn how on the Financial Aid page.

Financial Aid

黑料社区 awards scholarships in the form of tuition exemptions to students meeting certain academic qualifications. Incoming student scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of high school or college GPA. Learn more by visiting the Scholarships page.

Scholarships

At 黑料社区 we make it easy to estimate your expenses with clear, accessible tuition and fee documents for both undergraduate and graduate programs.

For all programs of study, tuition is charged by credit hour and the tuition rate is determined by course type. Fees are charged per credit hour or semester, depending on the fee. Course-specific fees are charged for certain courses. Tuition and fees are assessed at the time a student registers for courses. Learn more by visiting the Tuition and Costs page.

Tuition and Costs