Student Support at Northeastern University

Student Support at Northeastern University

Life at Northeastern University

Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts offers a vibrant and inclusive community. The campus provides modern facilities, state-of-the-art research labs, libraries, and a wide range of student organizations and activities. Northeastern promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion, fostering a sense of belonging for students from various backgrounds. As we often say at Collegiate Coaching Services, a student’s sense of identity and connection with their campus is a primary factor in their overall success.

What Makes Northeastern University Special?

One of the standout features of Northeastern University is its renowned co-op program. Students have the opportunity to integrate academic studies with real-world work experience through multiple co-op placements. This program allows students to gain valuable professional experience, explore different industries, develop skills, and build a strong network of contacts for future career opportunities.

Experiential Learning at Northeastern University

Northeastern University places a strong emphasis on experiential learning. In addition to the co-op program, students can participate in internships, research projects, service-learning, study abroad programs, and other hands-on experiences. These opportunities provide practical application of classroom knowledge, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and personal growth.

Academic Success at Northeastern University

Northeastern University Student Support Initiative developed a program called Habits of Success (HOS) that hosts workshops on topics related to academic success and personal development.  Past topics include goal-setting, practicing resiliency, imposter syndrome, and more. Workshops are open to all students. Habits of Success also provides individualized coaching for undergraduate students. Students meet one-on-one with Success Coordinators to work on topics discussed in workshops and more.

Our Services for Student Support at Northeastern

Collegiate Coaching Services is excited to offer in-person executive function coaching to those who reside and study in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts including at Northeastern University. Many of our clients work with us at the Curry Student Center located in the heart of campus. We also offer virtual executive function coaching services to the larger Boston area to those 16 and older.

Helpful Resources for Student Support at Northeastern University

General Services

  • Office of the University Registrar –  Provides important administrative services to students and faculty of Northeastern University including enrollment, class registration, transcripts and other student records.
    • Phone: 617.373.2300
    • Fax: 617.373.5351 
    • Enrollment & Degree Verification: transcripts@northeastern.edu
    • Academic Records/Transcripts: transcripts@northeastern.edu
    • Registration/Other: registrar@northeastern.edu
  • Northeastern Office of Student Orientation and Family Programs  – Connects Northeastern students and their families to university resources.
    • Phone: 800.696.6516,
    • Email: parents@northeastern.edu
  • Northeastern University Campus Resources Page – Contains contact information for Community Life, Health and Wellness, Experiential and Lifelong Learning, Campus Services, Student Involvement and Engagement, Colleges/Programs, and Academic Resources

Student Accommodations

Northeastern University Disability Resource Center (DRC) – If your student had an IEP or 504 plan to obtain accommodations for a condition such as ADHD, anxiety, or depression in high school, they won’t have one in college, but they can still request accommodations through the university’s Disability Resource Center.

Mental Health Resources

Academic Resources for Student Support at Northeastern University

Student Life