Undergraduate Student Resources

The Office of Undergraduate Orientation assists students and families to understand the expectations and opportunities of the Tufts community.

JumboLife is the event calendar for student organizations, university departments, and residential communities.

Pre-Major Advisors are assigned to students to support their transition to Tufts and to encourage intellectual curiosity. Pre-Major Advisors are available for conversations around and questions about academic interests.

Students enrolled in an Arts and Sciences BA/BS degree program have an advising team. Each member of your team plays a different role in your advising process at Tufts.

Students enrolled in the Arts and Sciences BFA degree program work with the Advising Team on site at the SMFA.

Students enrolled in an Engineering degree program have an advising team. Each member of your team plays a different role in your advising process at Tufts.

Undergraduate students are encouraged to engage in the research program of the university.

The Student Accessibility and Academic Resources (StAAR) Center team understand the particular needs and challenges of Tufts students and have developed programming to address those concerns from strengths-based and process-oriented approach.

Student Life is a central resource and can help you out when you’re not sure where to start.

Student Support helps students navigate challenges, understand their options, and make informed decisions.

Office visits and services are covered for all undergraduate students.

Office visits are covered for undergraduate students.

Undergraduate students have access to career development opportunities and resources that will help establish career readiness and prepare students for career success.

Student Services is the first point of contact bridging academic and administrative functions and services at Tufts.

We administer financial aid and student loans for all undergraduate Tufts students,

JumboLife is the event calendar for student organizations, university departments, and residential communities.

The Division of Student Diversity and Inclusion offers students opportunities for events, discussion, and leadership on issues of identity, diversity, and social justice.

While the TCU Senate, TCU Treasury, TCU Judiciary, and CSL are the governing bodies of the union, each undergraduate student serves as an active agent and beneficiary of this union.

Residential Life and Learning oversees all aspects of residential living, including on- and off-campus housing, roommate selection and Fraternity and Sorority Life.

Residential Life and Learning can connect you to Off-Campus Housing resources.

The University Chaplaincy is the hub of religious, spiritual, ethical, and cultural life for all members of the Tufts community.

Tufts Dining provides a range of dining options to students.

Access to healthy, nutritious food is a critical part of life. When circumstances arise that interfere with access to food, our community comes together to support one another.

Students are encouraged to utilize state-of-the-art facilities like the Steve Tisch Fitness Center for physical fitness, recreation, and competition.

Find the information and resources you need to get around Tufts campuses.

Public Safety serves the community and its campuses by providing a safe and secure environment that fosters trust, equity, and accountability.