Campus Resources
Academic
Calendar
The University Academic Calendar outlines
class dates, as well as several key deadlines
students must be aware of.
Academic
Honesty
In an effort to maintain the integrity of
academic work, Binghamton University has developed
a defined code designed to deal with issues
of cheating, plagiarism and other acts deemed
to be dishonest in the academic environment.
BUSI
The Binghamton University Student Information
(BUSI) system allows you to register, view
classes and schedules, update your grade options,
view your exam schedule, view your student
account, receive a DARS report and more. BUSI
is your first stop.
Career Development
Center (CDC)
The CDC provides resources and services designed around career exploration
and career success. The CDC has a robust library of career and industry-related
materials, along with electronic resources (including eRecruiting).
Center for Academic
Excellence
The Center for Academic Excellence is a tutoring and study skills program designed
to assist students from the various academic disciplines. The CAE offers tutoring
on a by-appointment basis, and during their posted walk-in hours. Tutoring occurs
at various locations around campus, and often focuses on particular classes.
Counseling
Center
The Counseling Center "is committed to actively providing support and
assistance to students in their pursuit of personal growth, including the
strengthening
of their emotional, intellectual, behavioral, cultural, and spiritual development." The
Counseling Center's site features basic information about services, Counseling
Center sponsored programs, a list of carefully prepared reading material and
counseling brochures, and valuable links to other resources on and off campus.
Discovery
Program
Binghamton University's Discovery Program is designed to give students
a foundation for college and career success. The multi-year program
supported by various
centers on campus is designed to serve as a comprehensive support and instructional
tool. The Discovery program is home to tutoring and
the Discovery
Courses (Learning Communities).
Financial
Aid
The Financial Aid office coordinates student
financial aid, student loans, qualified student
employment and other aspects of financial
certification. Students needing advice or
instructions on how to receive or apply aid
should address the Financial Aid Office. Financial
Aid works closely with Student
Accounts.
Judicial
Affairs
Judicial Affairs oversees issues related to
student conduct, sanctioning and University
policy and regulations. Judicial Affairs'
role is directly linked to the Rules
of Conduct.
Off Campus College (OCC)
The Off Campus College focuses on providing services to students living off campus, and providing for mobility within, and connectivity to the Binghamton local community. Because the Off Campus College works primarily with the communities the University is connected to, it serves a s a primary contact for internships in our community and beyond.
Office of International Programs (OIP)
The Office of International Programs provides advising to undergraduate and graduate students planning to study abroad and administers Binghamton's study abroad and international exchange programs, the International Studies Certificate Program (ISCP)
Registrar
The Registrar's office maintains student records
and supervises the registration and grading
processes. The Registrar's office is where
students are often directed to address issues
revolving around registration, their grades
or other advanced issues of policy not addressed
by Harpur Academic Advising. The Registrar
also certifies students for graduation.
Residential
Life
Residential Life and the Discovery Center provide Discovery Assistants (DA's)
who are available to provide various types of student support in residence
halls. Also, each community has different programs and opportunities for
worth exploring.
Services for
Students with Disabilities (SSD)
Services for Students with Disabilities provides a wide range of assistance to
enrolled students with physical, learning or other disabilities. The office is
administratively located within the Division of Student Affairs and interfaces
with offices and departments throughout the university.
The
Student Handbook
The student handbook features several key
policy documents, including our Rules of
Conduct,
but also provides students with valuable
resources and needed articles of information.
(Adobe
Acrobat Required).