four students seated in circle on classroom floor
Students share their ideas and reactions to material in the ENVS 302 American Agricultures course, which examines agrarian thinking and food justice movements in the United States through literature, essays, film, and field trips. Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Janet Fiskio taught the spring semester course. Photo credit: Michael Hartman

Oberlin is a dynamic and interactive place. It may be difficult at times to keep up with academic breaks, tutoring and career exploration sessions, athletic events, concerts in the Cat, not to mention deadlines for advising and course selection. Here are a few quick links to help you stay on top of your game.

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Campus Bulletins

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Academic Planning

Not sure what courses to choose to coincide with your major or area of interest? Get tips from our Academic Advising Resource Center on course planning, specific career paths,
degree requirements and more. Classes begin Tuesday, September 3.

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Campus Offices

These are a few of the administrative offices that provide a range of student services—from health and safety and counseling, to student activities and academic support.

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Academic Advising Resource Center

The Academic Advising Resource Center oversees advising, enrollment, and course registration from the time you are admitted through graduation and beyond.

AARC

Bonner Center for Community-Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Research

The Bonner Center connects students with service opportunities in schools, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. Programs emphasize ongoing training and reflection to prepare students for ethical and responsible community engagement.

Bonner Center

Career Development Center

Students and recent alumni benefit from such Career Development Center services as career exploration, experiential and internship opportunities, skill building workshops, and more.

Career Development Center

CIT Help Desk

Our customer-service driven Help Desk provides software support for all types of computers and hardware support for under-warranty, Macintosh, and the HP Business line. CIT also provides analysis, repairs, system setup, and other services.

CIT Help Desk

Conservatory Professional Development

Workshops, advising, resume building, job searches, mentoring, and more are provided through the Office of Conservatory Professional Development. Services are tailored to conservatory students and musical studies majors from the college.

Conservatory Professional Development

Counseling Center

Counseling Center professionals provide short-term confidential psychological support to students as they pursue academic and personal goals.

Counseling Center

Disability Resources

We facilitate access to all programs, services, and activities that are provided at the college, while encouraging and helping students to develop self-advocacy skills.

Disability Resources

Fellowships and Awards

Fellowships and awards fund student research, teaching, travel, and service from the first year of college through the early alumni years. We help students to discover funding opportunities, to prepare competitive applications, and to present themselves compellingly in interviews.

Fellowships and Awards

Multicultural Resource Center

The MRC is a gathering place for the collaborative support of historically disenfranchised communities. We work on issues of diversity and inclusion within a social justice context at Oberlin College.

MRC

Office of the Ombudsperson

Oberlin’s ombudsperson is a multipartial and independent administrator who helps individuals—students, faculty, and staff—resolve conflicts, solve problems, and communicate more effectively with others.

Ombudsperson

Office of the Registrar

The Office of the Registrar staff assist with all of the changes that occur during a student’s career; for example, changes of major, names, updates to enrollment status, application for transfer of credit, and reinstatement of enrollment in the college. The registrar also oversees publication of the online course catalog.

Registrar

Office of Winter Term

Oberlin’s winter term takes place each January to give students the opportunity to explore in depth topics of interest within and outside of their intended major. The office has a wealth of resources to help students select projects, funding sources, sponsors, and more.

Winter Term

Student Academic Success Programs

Advising, peer mentoring, tutoring, academic workshops, and strategies to improve study skills are among the services available to students through this office.

Student Academic Success

Student Health Services

Our team of medical practitioners treat a broad spectrum of illnesses and injuries and offer follow-up care as needed.

Student Health

Get Involved

Don’t sit on the sidelines. In addition to your academic studies, Oberlin has many ways for you to engage with your peers and the community at large.

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Service Opportunities

Interested in engaging with and serving Oberlin and neighboring communities during your free time? Consider participating in Bonner Center-sponsored programs. Stop by the Community Service Resources Center in Daub House or register online for a one-time or ongoing project.

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