Your campus, your success, your student services
We offer services to support a successful university life for our students. You can find academic support, as well as a range of opportunities to have an outstanding student experience at Concordia. From managing your first year, through financing your education, tutoring, health issues and finding a job, you will find a service, no matter what stage of student life you are in. There are tremendous opportunities to be active in student groups and build key skills and visibility through volunteering.
Your go-to place if you have questions about student life and groups:
- Learn about student groups and clubs
- Find Information about volunteering opportunities
- Manage your co-curricular record, that officially recognize key non-academic activities
- Get support if you’re a student parent
- Drop in to a multi-faith chaplaincy lounge and open discussions
Learn how to finance your education:
- Plan your budget
- Locate undergraduate scholarships and awards that fit your profile
- Apply for work study programs
- Access government loans
Our professional health care providers on both campuses will help you manage your health and maintain your well-being:
- Come to an on-campus walk-in clinic for urgent care when you are sick
- Make an appointment to see a doctor or nurse to manage ongoing health concerns and consultation
- Receive individualized, confidential counselling on health-related issues such as fitness, sex, and drugs
Concordia boasts a fitness facility on each campus to help you stay healthy, and showcases many Stingers athletic teams.
- Le Gym at Sir George Williams Campus
- Le Centre at Loyola Campus
- Ten Stingers teams cover a range of sports, including football, basketball, and hockey
Our counsellors help you meet your academic, personal and career potential:
- Access services for new students
- Make an appointment for individual counseling
- Master tutoring and learning strategies
- Sign up for workshops
- Conduct your job search and build your resumé
- Stop by our resource and drop-in centres
We offer support in several key areas:
- International students can find information and community at the International Students Office
- Aboriginal students can find a home away from home at the Aboriginal Student Resource Centre
- Students with disabilities or who believe they may have them can find counselling and support at The Access Centre for Students with Disabilities
- Students facing charges under the Academic Code of Conduct can speak with a member of the Student Advocate Program, which provides information and advice
Residences at both campuses make it easy to create your new home at Concordia:
- Grey Nuns Residence located at Sir George Williams Campus
- Hingston Hall at Loyola Campus
- Jesuit Residence at Loyola Campus
