The Center for Academic Achievement's goal is to assist all students to become independent learners. To aid all students' progress, the Center provides appropriate resources and services to all undergraduate and graduate students. We match students with tutors, advise students with study skills and time management, and offer help to students learning English as a Second Language, as well as accommodate students with disabilities.
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Find online academic calendars for Simmons's undergraduate and graduate programs.
Simmons students are responsible for making sure they're properly registered every semester. Log onto Simmons Connection to view course schedules, register for classes, and check your grades.
During the typical day on campus, you probably use at least one of the services offered by our department.
Get up-to-date news and information about Simmons's nine NCAA Division III varsity intercollegiate teams, athletic facilities, fitness programs, and clinics. Go Sharks!
The Career Education Center (CEC) helps Simmons undergraduates, graduate students, and alumnae/i make informed decisions about their careers. The CEC's many services include personalized career coaching; online job search tools and resources; assistance with resume writing, interview, and job search skills; career fairs and recruiting events with alumnae/i and employers.
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Convocation is the College's annual celebration of academic excellence, that also markes the official opening of the academic year. It is held each September. Commencement is the annual graduation ceremony where degrees are conferred upon our graduates.
The Simmons Health Center, located on the residence campus, offers health care to Simmons students seven days a week, 24 hours a day during the academic year. Go to the Health Center website to find information about services, hours, fees, and more.
Housed in Lefavour Hall on Simmons' main campus, the Library offers a comfortable environment for learning and knowledgable library staff are available to assist students with accessing and using all the library resources. Library services and facilities include the online AskNow reference service, a central information commons, laptop loans, group study rooms, more than 100 computer workstations, a media listening and viewing room, wireless access, and more.
Find campus maps and driving directions, as well as information about parking, dining, and accommodations in the Fenway neighborhood.
This is the place to find any office on campus. You can view offices by organization chart, or by category.
See updated information about student parking, including Simmons's prepaid daily parking program and commuting alternatives.
Looking for someone? Check out our online directories. (Note that student and alumnae/i directories will require a password to access.) Alums will need to register with Alumnet, the alumnae/i online community, to access the alumnae/i directory.
Go to the Office of the Registrar online or in person to register for courses, add and drop a course, transfer credits, request a leave of absence, get a copy of your diploma, and more.
Find everything you need to know about residence life, from housing and dining options, to move-in dates, commuter housing, standards of conduct, and more.
Simmons has more than 50 undergraduate and graduate student organizations and academic liaisons, plus plenty of intramural, volunteer, and just for fun activities.
Go to Student Financial Services line for tuition and financial aid information, including online tuition payment, financial aid forms and guides, international student information, and other resources.
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Find everything you need to know about Simmons's technology services, from how to email, Internet, and cable/phone services, to Express Web Stations, laptop loans, or free technology training.
Happy Women's History Month! Simmons College is celebrating big this year with a special visit from Gloria Steinem, one of the most significant and iconic figures of the women's rights movement.
Ever wonder what it's like to be a Simmons student? How about what it's like to live with a roommate? What are the perks of living in Boston? 300 The Fenway chatted with current undergraduate students to get the real deal on life at Simmons College.
We get it. You're about to graduate, you have a million things on your mind, and going to class is the least of your worries. So, how do you make it through your final semester without letting senioritis take over? Here are seven ways to stay motivated and get it done.
Meet Noah Wilson-Rich, one of Simmons College's newest faculty members in the Department of Biology. If there's one thing you need to know about Noah Wilson-Rich, it's that he's an expert on urban beekeeping. Watch his popular TED Talk on the importance of urban beehives, and find out why he loves teaching at Simmons.
Each year, Simmons College celebrates its rich history by holding a Founder's Day ceremony in memory of John Simmons. Much has changed since Simmons first opened its doors in 1899, but its core mission remains the same. Take a look at Simmons then and now.
