The Center for Student Success

The Center for Student Success (CSS) provides academic advising for all students. Academic advising for undergraduate transfer students is coordinated in the CSS. The Center administers Monmouth’s Early Warning System (MEWS) for all students. MEWS is used to identify students who are experiencing academic difficulty and connects them to their advisors and/or appropriate learning resources across campus. Advising for undeclared sophomores is designed to help with exploration of different majors while taking courses that satisfy degree requirements. Students are required to declare a major no later than the end of sophomore year. Additionally, throughout the year, the CSS offers numerous workshops related to academic, personal, and career topics.

Career Development

Career Development helps students explore career options, develop career readiness skills, and prepare for life after Monmouth. Services include career coaching, career assessments, résumé and cover letter reviews, interview preparation, internship and job search assistance, and career planning.

Students can connect with employers through career fairs, networking events, on-campus recruiting, and Handshake, Monmouth's online career platform for jobs, internships, events, and appointments. Career Development also provides ongoing support to alumni as they navigate career transitions and pursue professional growth throughout their careers.

Student Success Services

Student Success Services, including Tutoring and Writing Services and the Math Learning Center, provide personalized academic assistance. Students may be referred by professors, may be required to attend as a result of placement testing, or may come voluntarily.

Tutoring and Writing Services

Located in the Center for Student Success, Tutoring and Writing Services provides free, personalized academic assistance to all students of the University. Students may be referred by faculty members and advisors or may come voluntarily.

Graduate level content-specific tutoring by peer tutors is available for general education M.B.A. classes such as financial and managerial accounting, statistics, economics, business finance, etc. Academic coaches offer weekly, one-on-one sessions focusing on executive functioning skills such as time management, note taking, test taking, and college level reading strategies. In addition, academic skills workshops on strategies for college success are offered throughout the semesters and are open to all graduate students. For more information, please contact Tutoring Services at 732-263-5721, by email, or by visiting the Tutoring Services Web site.

Peer and faculty writing assistants are available to help students with all stages of the writing process, across all disciplines, from the initial drafting of the assignment through the final stages of editing and proofreading, including attention to grammar, punctuation and documentation. Writing Services offers Asynchronous (eCampus), Synchronous (Zoom) and In-Person appointments. Students can make appointments for Writing Services online through the Navigate platform and also via the Navigate app on their phone.  For more information, please contact Writing Services at (732) 571-7542 or by email at writingservices@monmouth.edu.

Math Learning Center

The Math Learning Center, located in Howard Hall room 203, provides students with free assistance in all levels of mathematics. Peer tutors are there to work with students one-on-one or in a group to help them solve homework problems, work on class projects, or review concepts for an upcoming exam. In addition, students may use the center to do homework assignments or to study for tests on their own while having a student tutor available for any questions that might come up along the way. No appointment needed! For more information, including our hours, visit our website or email the center coordinator at pgleason@monmouth.edu.

Disability Services

At Monmouth University we believe a supportive environment contributes to a students' success. Accommodations are available to qualified students with disabilities through the Department of Disability Services (DDS).

To begin the process of applying for services, students should complete the Confidential Registration Form located on the DDS website and submit appropriate documentation. Please see the DDS webpage for details about documentation requirements. Students should contact the DDS office at dds@monmouth.edu and/or (732) 571-3460 with any questions related to eligibility of services.