Academics

The International and Off Campus Programs Office is dedicated to supporting, empowering and promoting the success of international students.

Every student must fulfill the academic requirements of the Hamline Plan in order to graduate.

CAS’ purpose is to enrich students’ academic lives by offering accurate and timely academic advising, writing center and tutoring consultations, and academic skills assistance.

The Tutoring Program matches Hamline students who feel underprepared for a certain course, or simply want to ensure they do their very best, with students who have excelled in that course.

Hamline University and Disability Services is committed to ensuring all qualified students equal access to academic and extra curricular activities.

The Ombudsman is a confidential, neutral and informal resource to whom students, faculty and staff can bring any university-related question, concern, or conflict.

The Office of Orientation and First Year Programs (OFYP) coordinates and implements transitional programming for all first year students.

Supporting, Strengthening, and Empowering Our Community.

The Office of Retention and Transfer Student Services helps transfer students transition to Hamline through a variety of programs.