Mount Allison University

While academics is the core of any university experience, at Mount Allison, what you do outside the classroom is important too. Take advantage of all Mount Allison has to offer! Mount Allison is committed to educating the whole student by providing a wide range of sport, fitness, and recreational opportunities that promote healthy, active lifestyles and the development of leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Mount Allison is home to more than 160 student-run clubs and societies.

Mount Allison students have access to a wide variety of services on campus to support their academic and personal success. They include:

• academic advising
• academic mentors in residence
• career services
• disability services
• learning disability assistance
• financial aid
• international centre
• library services and research assistance
• math resource centre
• peer tutoring program
• residence assistants and dons
• student success course
• writing resource centre

Ensuring that students’ physical and mental well-being is a key part of helping them reach their goals and achieve their very best. Mount Allison has a number of resources in place to help provide our students with a safe and supportive environment:

• chaplain
• counselling services
• health services
• residence assistants and dons
• sexual harassment and assault response
• student safety and security

The Mount Allison University Libraries and Archives is comprised of the Ralph Pickard Bell Library, the Alfred Whitehead Music Library, and the University Archives. Together, the Libraries and Archives offer services, research resources, and collections designed to help support the curriculum and meet the scholarly requirements of faculty members and students.