Student Affairs

What is the Student Affairs department?

The Student Affairs department provides students with support and resources to enhance their overall development while pursuing higher education.

What does the Student Affairs department do?

Student Affairs plays many roles in a student’s educational experience.

Whether you’re dealing with academic challenges or personal issues, Student Affairs is there to guide you and connect you with resources such as Counseling Services or career development.

Student Affairs encourages you to get involved in various activities, promoting a well-rounded college experience.

Overall, Student Affairs is committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment where everyone can thrive during their college journey.

Are you interested in beginning your educational journey? Learn more about our various academic programs at Goodwin! We’re ready when you are.

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