Binghamton University provides a comprehensive network of academic, personal, and social success resources designed to help students excel in their courses and maintain their well-being. By integrating educational guidance with physical, mental, and community support, the university ensures every student has the tools and advocacy needed to thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Academic Success Resources
Whether you're aiming to boost your GPA, master a challenging subject, or sharpen your study habits, Binghamton offers a range of tools and support to help you thrive in the classroom.
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- personalized one-on-one coaching to help students build actionable plans for skills that are key to academic success
University Tutorial Services (UTS)
- accessible, peer-led small group tutoring across a wide range of courses
- free in-person and online tutoring across all disciplines to help students develop, structure, and refine their writing and presentation skills
Advising Offices
- provide personalized guidance on degree planning, course selection, and university resources to empower students in achieving their academic and career goals
- Harpur Academic Advising
- Watson College Advising
- School of Management Undergraduate Academic Advising
- Decker Academic Advising
- College of Community and Public Affairs Advising
2026-2027 Binghamton University Academic Guide
- comprehensive resource for exploring degree programs, courses, requirements, and academic policies
Personal Success Resources
Your well-being is the foundation for everything else you'll accomplish at Binghamton. Explore resources designed to support your mental health, physical wellness, and overall balance as a student.
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- case management office, providing direct support, advocacy, and personalized resource
University Counseling Center (UCC)
- individual and group counseling, same-day urgent care, and consultations
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
- partners with students to identify and authorize personalized accommodations and equitable access
Social Success Resources
Building meaningful connections is key to a fulfilling college experience. Discover ways to get involved, meet new people, and find your community both on and off campus.
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- initiatives, social media channels, and student ambassador program designed to promote co-curricular campus involvement
- mentoring, advice, and advocacy for transfer students
- support for low-income, first-generation, and disabled students
- connects first-generation (FG) college students at Binghamton University with FG faculty, staff, alumni, and mentors
- stay updated on all upcoming university athletic events, game schedules, and home team fixtures across every varsity sport
Financial Resources
Explore your college funding options at Binghamton, where you can easily apply for financial aid, browse scholarships, or access fast-turnaround microgrants for immediate undergraduate needs.
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- students and families can learn about, apply for, and manage college funding options
External Scholarships and Undergraduate Research Center
- connects students with research opportunities, funding, and prestigious external scholarships
- The Fleishman Career Center’s Financial Literacy Program empowers students to achieve lifelong financial well-being by providing the tools, workshops, and personalized guidance needed to make informed decisions and confidently reach their personal goals.
Dean of Students Emergency Fund
- provides non-repayable grants to help enrolled students overcome unexpected financial hardships that threaten their academic progress, safety, or well-being
Fleishman Career Center Internship Funding
- financial support to students in need so they can accept unpaid or low-paying internships and gain the hands-on experience essential for their future careers.
Not sure where to start?
If you're feeling stuck or unsure which resource fits your needs, that's okay — take a look at the Binghamton Support Network, or reach out to Academic Success Advising directly. We're happy to help point you in the right direction.
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
9am - 4pm
Office Location
Admissions Center, Room 181
Contact Info
- Email: bsuccess@binghamton.edu