Academic Calendar
Check Simmons's academic calendar to see the dates for term breaks and other events that are significant in your student's academic schedule.
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Academic Advising
Every student at Simmons is matched with an advisor to help them craft the best course of study to achieve success. Each first-year undergraduate student is assigned a faculty advisor who explains academic requirements and opportunities, and helps her create a plan to best fulfill those requirements while also encouraging exploration. Beyond freshman year, academic advisors are more closely matched with student majors.
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Center for Academic Achievement
The Center for Academic Achievement's goal is to assist all students to become independent learners by providing the appropriate resources and services. The Center assists both undergraduate and graduate students. Services include matching students with tutors, advising students on study skills and time management, and offering English as a Second Language assistance, as well as accommodations for students with disabilities.
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Academic Programs
Founded in 1899, Simmons was the first college in the nation to offer women a liberal arts education integrated with professional preparation. Today, Simmons encompasses the many benefits of a small university: an innovative undergraduate women's college, renowned coeducational graduate programs, and the nation's first MBA program designed for women. At both the undergraduate and graduate levels, Simmons is recognized for helping students develop the skills and knowledge to pursue the careers of their choice — and the confidence to achieve their goals.
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Registrar
The Office of the Registrar provides information on academic regulations, registering for classes, fees, transcripts, access to student records, and graduation requirements.
