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    First Generation Students

    Hamline is proud that many first generation students have chosen to attend this university. It is important to know that there is a program throughout the year that helps students be more successful at college when they have parents who did not attend college. The First Generation student program is designed to help first generation students get off to a great start. Take advantage of these resources and engage with Hamline faculty and staff who were first generation student themselves and who understand all that it entails. 

    We know that students succeed when:

    • They take advantage of all the opportunities Hamline provides, both in and out of the classroom.
    • Set academic, professional, and personal goals.
    • Seek campus resources to help them reach their full potential.
    • Find a faculty or staff mentor.

    Where Can I Go...

    To discuss my financial aid?

    Financial Aid Office in Student Administrative Services
    East Hall, Room 113

    To discuss my student bill?

    Student Accounts in Student Administrative Services
    East Hall, Room 113

    To improve my writing and study skills or find tutoring?

    Center for Academic Success and the Writing Center
    Bush Memorial Library

    To talk about a personal issue?

    Counseling and Health Services
    Lower level, Manor Hall

    Dean of Students Office
    West Hall, Suite 106

    If I have a roommate concern?

    Housing and Residential Life
    West Hall, Suite 110

    To get involved on campus?

    Student Involvement Center
    Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity Initiatives and Programs
    Wesley Center for Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice
    Sexualities and Gender Diversity Initiatives
    Anderson Center 3rd floor

    Campus Recreation
    Lower level, Walker Fieldhouse

    To discuss Hamline Plan requirements?

    Your faculty advisor or Academic Advising
    Lower level of Bush Memorial Library

    To discuss a complaint or help for solving a problem?

    Dean of Students Office
    West Hall, Suite 106

    If I need accommodations for the classroom or in the residence halls?

    Disability Resources
    West Hall, 106E and 108

    To learn about major options and internships?

    Career Development Center
    Drew Science, Room 113

    Want More Opportunities?

    • Get an internship or conduct undergraduate research (connect with the Career Development Center).
    • Participate in an off-campus program or study abroad.
    • Meet and talk with someone who is different than you.
    • Explore career possibilities and seek opportunities that support those choices.
    • Attend a Hamline Undergraduate Student Congress meeting.
    • Attend cultural events.
    • Get involved with at least one activity or organization (go to the 3rd floor of Anderson Center for help).
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