Current Student Resources

SSC Advising oversees primary advising for all first-year, undeclared, health sciences, and transfer/readmitted/non-traditional students. If you are a declared student with sophomore status or above, your faculty advisor is your first point of contact.

• How to find your advisor in One Bellarmine
• View Our Team

Academic Advisor's Roles and Responsibilities

• Help you develop suitable educational plans and select appropriate courses by reviewing the four-year layout in your major with goal of you graduating in four years.
• Help you reflect on your career interests (i.e. What can I do with this major?).
• Talk with you about your interest in possible learning abroad opportunities.
• Provide you with opportunities to critically reflect on academic choices and to develop decision-making and problem-solving skills.
• Clarify and interpret institutional policies and procedures.
• Provide you with opportunities to develop problem-solving skills.
• Help you connect with campus (i.e. tutoring, writing center, academic & student organizations) and community resources.

Student Advisee's Roles and Responsibilities

• Be proactive and initiate contact with academic advisor.
• Give thoughtful consideration to your academic, career, and learning abroad interests.
• Prepare a list of questions and concerns to discuss before each meeting with the advisor.
• Be an active participant in the advising process.
• Know the academic calendar deadlines (i.e. registration, drop/add, withdrawal dates).
• Understand the four-year layout of your major and schedule courses that are consistent with your educational goals and meet degree requirements.
• Accept responsibility for making final decisions on academic choices.

Additional Resources

• What to Expect in Your First Advising Meeting
• Advising Checklist

Deciding upon a Major and/or career path can be challenging. Bellarmine offers a variety of resources to assist you on this journey. The following are some suggestions for creating your own path:

• Begin identifying your values, interests, and skills
  • Discussions with supervisors, faculty, academic advisors, and the career center
  • Career and personality assessments (available through the Career Development Center)
• Explore various disciplines as areas of study
  • Take a general education or elective course that interests you
  • Explore various majors/minors and their requirements
• Connect with practice-oriented experiences that help you gain the skills and confidence in a work environment, like an on-campus job, internship, etc.
• Find a mentor or perform informational interviews with professionals in a field of interest

Majors and Minors Showcase

The Majors and Minors Showcase, co-sponsored in October by the Student Success Center and Residence Life, is an opportunity for students to explore the majors and minors that Bellarmine offers. Students who are undecided, who wish to switch majors, who would like to add an additional major, or who want to declare a minor can learn about the variety of opportunities at BU. All majors and minors are invited to select upperclassmen to represent their program at the event and host a table that showcases the curriculum and opportunities within their programs.

Academic Advising

• Schedule and appointment with an advisor

Career Development Center

• Career Center
• Schedule and appointment with a career counselor

• Registrar Forms
• Financial Aid
• Majors and Programs

Undergraduate Academic Policies

The catalog contains important information about, and is the official source of, the university’s academic programs, courses, policies, and procedures. The catalog should be used as a guide in planning a course of study and in meeting requirements for graduation.

All statements in this catalog reflect policies in effect at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice or obligation. This includes statements of fees, course offerings, and program, admission, and graduation requirements applicable to both currently enrolled and new students. Generally, students are held to the requirements of the catalog year in which they began their Bellarmine degree program. Exceptions must be approved by the department chair and dean of the student's major (using the waiver and exceptions process) and documented with the Registrar's Office.

Bellarmine University students are responsible for knowing the policies and procedures of the university found in the catalog. Failure to read it does not excuse students from the requirements and provisions described herein. Therefore, students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with its contents early in their collegiate careers.

View current catalog

ACADEMIC ADVISING
502.272.8061
studentsuccess@bellarmine.edu
B-Level of Brown Library

ADMISSIONS
502.272.7100
admissions@bellarmine.edu
Ground floor of Centro-McGowan Hall

BOOKSTORE
502.272.8111
bellarmine@bkstr.com
Ground floor of Centro-Horrigan Hall

BURSAR'S OFFICE
502.272.8264
bursar@bellarmine.edu
Horrigan Hall, 2nd floor

CAMPUS MINISTRY
502.272.8051
campusministry@bellarmine.edu
Centro-Horrigan Hall CNHH-016

CAREER DEVELOPMENT
502.272.8151
careerdev@bellarmine.edu
Ground floor of Centro-McGowan Hall

COUNSELING CENTER
502.272.8480
couselingcenter@bellarmine.edu
Nolen C. Allen Hall, Suite 403

DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE/TITLE IX
502.272.8150
smcgreevey@bellarmine.edu
Centro-Treece Hall, CNTH-225C, K, L 

ACCESSIBILITY RESOURCE CENTER
502.272.8490
rpurdy@bellarmine.edu

FINANCIAL AID
502.272.7300
finaid@bellarmine.edu
Horrigan Hall 213

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
502.272.7060
internationalservices@bellarmine.edu
Horrigan Hall 205F

KNIGHTS PANTRY
After hours - 502.272.7777
nbegin@bellarmine.edu
Centro-Treece Hall, CNTH-225I

LIBRARY
502.272.8141
askus@bellarmine.edu

OFFICE OF HEALTH SERVICES
502.272.8313
healthservices@bellarmine.edu
Newman Hall, Room 121

OFFICE OF IDENTITY AND INCLUSION
502.272.8060
jfrazier2@bellarmine.edu

OFFICE OF PUBLIC SAFETY
502.272.7777
security@bellarmine.edu
Centro-Treece Hall, CNTH-054

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
502.272.8133
registrar@bellarmine.edu
Horrigan Hall 205 

RESIDENCE LIFE
502.272.7272
reslife@bellarmine.edu

STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER
502.272.7114
bhamann@bellarmine.edu
Ground floor of Horrigan Hall  

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
502.272.7400
studentsuccess@bellarmine.edu
B-Level of Brown Library 

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT CENTER
502.272.8301
tsc@bellarmine.edu
A-Level of Brown Library 

VETERAN SERVICES
502.272.7027
lgargotto@bellarmine.edu
Brown Library, BL209