Student Success is Everything.
Student success services play a vital role in supporting academic achievement and personal development. These resources—ranging from tutoring and academic advising to career counseling and wellness programs—help students navigate challenges, stay on track toward graduation, and develop essential skills for future success. By fostering a supportive learning environment, student success services empower individuals to reach their full potential, enhancing both their university experience and long-term career prospects.
Check out the following resources below to reach for your success today!
The University of North Alabama’s University Advising Services offers comprehensive support to students, particularly those in their first and second years, as well as those undecided about their majors. Located on the second floor of Collier Library, University Advising Services provides personalized academic advising, transition assistance, and various academic and personal support services. Students can schedule appointments by calling 256-765-4722 or using the online scheduling system. For more information, visit the University Advising Services webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s Center for Writing Excellence provides free tutorial services to assist with writing and is housed on the second floor of Collier Library. The Center maintains International Tutor Training Program Certification, sponsored by the College Reading and Learning Association. This means that each writing consultant has specialized training and must undergo hours of detailed preparation and training to serve the needs of all students on campus, from undergraduate to graduate. The writing consultants can also assist faculty and staff with writing projects. To schedule an appointment, call 256-765-4722. For more information, visit the Center for Writing Excellence webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s Mathematics Learning Center provides free tutoring services to support students enrolled in various mathematics courses. Located on the first floor of the Computing and Mathematics Building, the center offers both drop-in tutoring and scheduled 30-minute individual sessions. Tutors are available for courses ranging from Algebra and Calculus to Finite Mathematics and Statistics. To schedule an appointment, students can use the TutorTrac system or call 256-765-4213. For more information, visit the Mathematics Learning Center webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s Career Center, located on the second floor of Collier Library, offers comprehensive support to students and alumni at every stage of their career development. Services include assistance with choosing majors, finding internships and jobs, and navigating career changes. One-on-one sessions are available by appointment, and various services and events are offered throughout the semester. To schedule an appointment, visit unacareer.youcanbook.me. For more information, contact the Career Center at 256-765-4276 or email careercenter@una.edu. Additional details can be found on the Career Center’s webpage.
Students can access free, on-demand, 24/7 online tutoring through Tutor.com, covering various subjects and providing features like essay review and feedback. To utilize this service, students can log in through any Canvas course and select “Tutor.com” from the menu options. For more information, visit the University Success Center’s tutoring services webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is a federally funded program dedicated to assisting first-generation, low-income, and students with documented disabilities in achieving their undergraduate degrees. Located on the second floor of Collier Library, TRIO SSS offers comprehensive academic support, including mentoring, tutoring, and personalized success coaching. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to promote retention and graduation by addressing individual student needs. To join, students must be U.S. citizens or meet residency requirements, be enrolled or accepted for enrollment at UNA, and demonstrate a need for academic support. For more information, visit the TRIO SSS webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s Aubrey & Annie Looney Disability Support Services provides comprehensive support and appropriate accommodations for students with learning, physical, and psychological disabilities. Located in the Guillot University Center, Room 111, the office offers services such as classroom accommodations, alternative testing arrangements, academic guidance, assistive technology, and note-taking assistance. To initiate services, students should contact Disability Support Services at 256-765-4214 or dss@una.edu to schedule an intake appointment and provide current documentation of their disability. For more information, visit the Disability Support Services webpage.
The University of North Alabama is committed to making education affordable and accessible for all students by offering a variety of scholarship opportunities. These scholarships are available to undergraduates, graduates, military personnel, alumni, and employees of partner organizations. University support for student scholarships has increased by over 165% in the last five years, with 76% of new students receiving institutional scholarships averaging $4,700. Some scholarships are awarded automatically upon application, while others require separate applications. For more information, visit the Scholarships webpage.
The University of North Alabama’s Student Counseling Services offers confidential support to help students develop coping skills for issues affecting their health, well-being, and academic performance. Located on the first floor of Rice Hall at 726 North Pine Street, the center provides services including needs assessment, short-term counseling, crisis intervention, and referrals. Students can schedule appointments by calling 256-765-5215; same-day appointments are available. Faculty, staff, or parents concerned about a student are encouraged to contact the center for consultation or referral arrangements. For more information, visit the Student Counseling Services webpage.
Student-led organizations are a vital part of campus life, offering students opportunities to develop leadership skills, build lifelong friendships, and enhance their academic and professional experiences. These organizations foster a sense of community, encourage collaboration, and provide platforms for students to explore their passions, advocate for causes, and engage in meaningful activities. By joining or leading a student organization, individuals gain hands-on experience in teamwork, event planning, and decision-making—skills that are invaluable for personal and career growth. Getting involved in campus organizations is a great way to make the most of the college experience while leaving a lasting impact on the university community. For more information, visit the Student RSO's website.