Academic Support

The academic and student support advisors manage a caseload of students in both the undergraduate and graduate programs. Their services are offered throughout a student’s tenure at Goldfarb.

From advising the students regarding the program and course scheduling to personal advising and career counseling, the advisor works to ensure that each student has a point of contact outside of faculty and helps them maintain a work-life balance throughout their studies.

The advisor collaborates with course instructors and the student academic achievement coordinator(s) to develop plans for additional support.

Experienced faculty member-led student support is made available to students who require additional course support. Two paths have been created to meet student needs:

• The first pathway is a course faculty referral where the academic and student support advisor directly assesses a student's immediate personal and academic needs.
• Students should meet with their SAAC to review useful academic tools, explore NCLEX style questions, test taking strategies, studying strategies, and time management.