Learner Support Services
Support throughout your program, from coursework, practicum to employment.
Support while you're studying
Direct access to support services. Reach out to [email protected]
Academic support
Find out more about support available to you in your journey at Robertson through our student guide.
Student Guide
Accessibility services
Accommodations, accessibility policies, and adaptive supports. Contact us at the start of your program to set up what you need.
Contact accessibility
Financial support
If your financial situation changes during your program, your advisor can walk you through options — bursaries, payment plans, and external sources.
Talk to an advisor
Student advisors
Academic advising and program conversations. Your first contact for questions about your program, schedule, or next steps.
Find your advisor
What is Robertson's refund and withdrawal policy?
Refunds and withdrawals are governed by Robertson's Refund Policy and Program Voluntary Withdrawal Policy, which apply to all programs and delivery formats. You can read both on the Policies page in the Help Centre (robertsoncollege.com/help/policies). If you have questions about your own situation, contact [email protected].
Are these support services included, or do they cost extra?
Academic support, advising, and accessibility services are part of being a Robertson student, with no separate charge to use them.
Can I get support if I study fully online?
Yes. Support is built to reach you wherever you study. You can connect with advisors, academic support, and other services remotely by phone, email, or video, so online students get the same help as students on campus.
How and when do I arrange accessibility accommodations?
Contact Accessibility Services at the start of your program, before coursework ramps up. The team reviews what you need, sets up your accommodations, and makes sure your instructors have what they require. You can reach out at any point if your needs change.
Still have questions? Talk to an advisor.
A 15-minute call. No commitment. Specific to your program, campus, province, and situation. You've done the reading — this is the conversation that turns it into a plan.