Student Resources
Carleton University offers a comprehensive suite of support services designed to empower students throughout their journey—academically, socially, and professionally. From physical and mental wellness to career advancement, our dedicated resources ensure you have the tools needed to succeed. Below is an overview of Carleton’s key services, including their official websites and brief descriptions
Student Support
Carleton University provides Student Services across five core pillars: Academic, Wellness, Campus Life, Employability, and Finances.
Some departments offer drop-in sessions for immediate assistance, others may require an appointment scheduled in advance.
As you explore our resources page, you can navigate directly to a service by clicking on the red portion of the text. Each service’s official page will include; contact details, operating hours, and office location.
Academic Advising
Undergraduate Academic Advising is a cornerstone of student success, providing personalized guidance to help students navigate their academic journey with confidence and clarity. Advisors work collaboratively with students to plan their courses, interpret degree requirements, explore learning opportunities, and connect academic goals with future career aspirations.
To assist students in making wise academic decisions, the School of Nursing’s academic advising team is available to assist student’s in navigating program requirements. Students are encouraged to take the time to meet with the program advisors to discuss their academic goals and to path to success.
General program advising appointments include:
- Program progression
- Review of concentration and minor options
- Referrals to academic and wellness support available on campus
- Academic Continuation Evaluation (ACE) review
- Support and advice regarding academic integrity, misconduct, learning plans
- Review of university policies and procedures
Meet your School of Nursing Advisors:
Katie McCarlie, School Administrator
Katie M supports students with course registration, ACE review, campus supports, general program concerns and university policies and procedures.
Katie Lucas, Undergraduate Faculty Advisor
Katie L. supports students with questions related to course content, program progression, and concentration and minor options
Health and Counselling Services
Health and Counselling Services is a vital mental health resource provided free of charge to all current Carleton University students. If you are living on campus, you can book an appointment with Residence Counselling Services; students not living on campus can access counselling or see a psychiatrist at the campus clinic. All services require an appointment in advance.
The Carleton Clinic currently supports both online booking and in-person scheduling at the clinic; please visit their official website for specific details.
Student Association
Carleton University is home to over 170 student clubs, where students can explore their interests and connect with like-minded peers through CUSA Clubs.
The Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) serves as the official student union for undergraduates; visit their website to discover the various services they provide and the student benefits available to you.
Nursing students have also formed their own student organization, the Student Nursing Association of Carleton University (SNACU). Stay tuned for thier page.