Student Success

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Student Success

The Office of Student Success is designed to introduce new students to one of the most exciting and critical journeys in life – your college experience. With the guidance and support of academic advisors, you will embark on an intellectual and holistic journey at DSU that will yield a challenging, rewarding, and equally enjoyable academic experience.

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Program Areas

The Office of Student Success (OSS) is more than Academic Advising. Below we have listed all the areas that the Office of Student Success extends to:

First Year Academic Advisement
Each of our advisors works closely with each college at DSU. We can ensure our students will be advised according to their areas of interest.

Academic Advisement

Individual Development Plan (IDP)
The Individual Development Plan (IDP) was developed to help build a strong foundation and holistic view of themselves through academic advisement.

Individual Development Plan (IDP)

First & Second Year Programs
Commitment to providing breadth and depth to students’ academic, cultural, social, moral, ethical, & physical development during their undergraduate years

First & Second Year Programs

Integrated Academic Support Services (IASS)
IASS provides quality academic services and programs that help you become an active and independent learner while pursuing your DSU degree.

Integrated Academic Support Services (IASS)

Academic Support for Student Athletes (ASSA)
Serving as the academic arm of DSU Athletics, ASSA supports approximately 300 scholarship and non-scholarship athletes in 19 NCAA Division I sports.

Academic Support for Student Athletes (ASSA)

Intervention & Academic Recovery
Intervention (with the Peer Academic Coaches) & Academic Recovery together work to provide our students with the support to stay on track academically.

Intervention & Academic Recovery

15 Strong Campaign
This University-wide campaign encourages students to complete a minimum of 15 credit hours of coursework per semester.

15 Strong Campaign

LIbrary Services
Library Services provide library resources and services to meet the academic needs of the Delaware State University community…

LIbrary Services

The Office of Undergraduate Research, Experiential Learning and Honors (URELAH)
URELAH plays an essential role in the preparation of students for graduate school or direct entry into the workforce

URELAH Program

Our Mission

The Office of Student Success introduces students to their college experience by providing a collegial and academically enriched environment. As the point of entry for First Year and incoming transfers, our support programs facilitate ongoing student engagement while promoting intellectual growth and development. The Office of Student Success encourages social integration through a variety of programs designed to assist students in succeeding during their DSU experience, as they progress toward graduation.