Student Services

From the moment you enroll, AU is ready to help you succeed. First, you'll attend Camp War Eagle or S.O.S. to get to know your way around. From your health and well-being to your academic and career success, Auburn has a wide range of departments and staff to meet your needs and enrich your college experience.

Educational Support Services

Educational Support Services has three major areas - Academic Support, Auburn University Career Center, and First Year Experience. For a full list of services and programs for students, visit the web site at Educational Support Services.

Career Services

Career counselors are available for individual assistance related to your specific career needs. Topics of assistance include self-assessment and career exploration, planning and implementing job search strategies, writing resumes and cover letters and preparing for interviews and plant visits. Mock interviews - videotaped practice interviews - offered on an individual basis, are a valuable opportunity for self-assessment. Please visit the Career Center for more information.

Health & Wellness Programs

An individual fitness program can be tailored to your specific needs to improve your overall fitness. Personal health assessments to determine blood pressure, body composition, cholesterol, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility, muscular strength and endurance are available. Details may be found at Campus Rec.

AU Medical Services

Auburn University Medical Clinic is a full-service primary care clinic serving AU students, faculty, staff and the community. In addition to having physicians, nurse practitioners and a full nursing staff, we also have a full lab, x-ray facilities and an optical clinic. Pharmacy Services through the School of Pharmacy are available on site. Details may be found at AU Medical Clinic.

Campus Recreation

Auburn University Student Activity Center

Recreational Services provides supervision for the recreational areas on the AU campus. Facilities include a weight room, a fitness room, seven courts, multi-purpose rooms, ten racquetball courts, 17 tennis courts and intramural fields. Students and faculty are encouraged to use the indoor facilities when they are not scheduled for practices, classes or games. Details may be found at Campus Rec.

U1000: The Auburn Experience and U1050: Academic Success Strategies

Popular one-hour courses offered to help first-year students transition to college life. The Auburn Experience offers insight into how the university works and what support services are available. Academic Success Strategies introduces the study skills and time management that will enable you to reach your academic goals. Details about these Freshman Year Exerience courses may be found at Student Success.

Last Updated: Nov. 10, 2011