Academic Resources
You'll have access to a variety of services and programs that support your academic aspirations, from one of the largest university libraries in Boston to the latest in computing resources, with options to study abroad and more.
Advisors
As an entering freshman, you are paired with an academic advisor in your field of study who will guide you through the process of choosing appropriate courses and areas of interest.
Library Services
Snell Library has Web and other network-based resources, including the Northeastern University Libraries Information System (NULIS), which provides access to the library's online catalog and other databases and services. Snell Library:
- Houses close to one million volumes, 2.3 million microforms, and current?subscriptions to more than 8,200 serials and newspapers.
- Includes 23,000 audio, video, and software titles.
- Contains extensive reference collections.
- Includes collections of technical reports, music scores, and maps.
- Provides access to CD-ROMs and electronic resources on the Web.
- Houses the CyberCafe, a coffee bar with Internet access.
Resnet/Computing
General access computer labs provide free access to hundreds of PCs, Macs, and laptops in Snell Library and the Curry Student Center. Residence Hall Network (ResNet) provides high-speed network access to all students living in Northeastern-owned residence halls.
NU Bookstore
This is your source for textbooks and school supplies.
Writing Center
Writing Center tutors are experienced graduate students and writing teachers who will work with students on any aspect of the writing process, including conceptualizing, planning, researching, organizing, drafting, revising, and editing.
Academic Resources page
myNEU Academic Guide
This one-stop shopping guide provides all the necessary resources for academic assistance including advising, tutoring, special resources, and more.
Undergraduate Academic Catalogue
The Academic Catalogue is the central course for course descriptions, along with admission information and important policies for undergraduate students.