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• Parents and supporters are invited to a live chat as part of Waterloo Ready.
• Our parent and supporter guide offers tips for parents about what to expect when their child starts university.
• A monthly email newsletter is available for parents and supporters of first-year students.

• Provides confidential primary medical care and mental health services using an inclusive, connected and collaborative approach.

• Waterloo Ready is a transition program for new Waterloo students.
• It gives you the opportunity to connect with other students, learn insider tips and access resources to successfully navigate your first year – and all before the school year begins!

• Appointments, online workshops, English conversation circles and more to help you work through all stages of the communication process.

• Your St. Jerome's/Waterloo life is just 1 click away. Find all the resources and supports you need to be successful at Waterloo.
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• Designs and facilitates academic accommodation plans if you have a permanent, temporary or suspected disability.
• Removes barriers and builds your capacity for personal success by working with you, your instructor and others to ensure your accommodation plan is successfully implemented.

• Tap into personal care from your Academic Advisor.
• Maximize your potential through academic coaching.
• Match your needs to campus resources.
• Visit the St. Jerome's Peer Academic Leaders (PALs) for success coaching and resource referrals.
• Lead with confidence and build more than just your resumé with more than 100 student leadership opportunities.
• Check out the Waterloo for additional services, including an international peer community, free immigration consulting, and international exchange opportunities.

• A fun opportunity to connect with your classmates, experience the unique traditions of Waterloo and your faculty, get familiar with your new community and learn more about what Waterloo has to offer.
• We offer programming and events for international students.

In addition to one-on-one supports and workshops, the Centre for Career Development offers several other resources to support your career journey. Resources include:

• Building your strategy to find work
• Reflecting on your skills
• Applying and interviewing for jobs
• Making career-related decisions
• Exploring post-graduate programs

Access supports for international students to shape your experience at Waterloo. Supports include:

• International Peer Community
• International Student Advisory Committees
• International Orientation
• One-on-one support
• Immigration consulting
• and more...