From the moment you enroll at one of our Redstone campuses, our student services staff is standing by to offer help and assistance. They can assist you with the many concerns that arise as you make the transition to college. You will be introduced to our student services staff at your New Student Orientation.

Advising

Advisors are available to help individual students with various issues such as class attendance, financial challenges or personal concerns.

Career preparation

At Redstone, we provide career advising from the moment you begin classes. Getting to know you and your career goals will help us guide and prepare you throughout college.

Housing

Our housing coordinator helps students arrange safe, affordable housing in nearby apartments or rental homes. When possible and appropriate, we arrange for roommates. This often allows students of the same age, gender, and school program to share housing costs, carpool to and from school and develop new friendships.

Learning commons and library

Our campus has staffed learning commons for students, faculty and staff. Periodicals, printed reference resources and online information databases, such as LexisNexis, are available for student use. Computer stations also provide Internet access. WiFi is available throughout most campuses for students with laptops.

New student orientation and tours

Redstone offers new-student orientation sessions before the start of each term. Prospective students and their families are also invited to tour the campus when you are in the process of choosing a school. To schedule a private tour, please call your Redstone admissions representative.

Student activities

Student activities, such as fundraisers and social activities are available on campus. Examples include intramural sports, dances, food drives and much more. Students interested in participating should request information from the student services office.

Tutoring

No matter what the subject, free tutoring is available for every Redstone student.

Student resolution hotline

We recognize that academic and non-academic issues may come up that you may feel are unresolved.

Often, the most direct route to resolve an academic issue is via your instructor or the program director/academic dean. Similarly, for non-academic issues, we recommend you approach your student services advisor and/or the director of student services.

However, if this does not satisfy your need for any reason, please call our Student Resolution Hotline at 888-331-3036. Your call will be returned quickly by someone who can help you find a solution.