• Morison
Overview of key tour points!
o Office hours and how they work
o Professors (Mention a story with a professor you liked/connected with)
o Service Learning Center
• Adamian
o CLIC Lab- Center for Language and International Collaboration
▪ Free peer tutoring for language classes offered at Bentley
o Study Abroad Office
• Career Services
o Career Counselors are available within each major
o Career Development 101 – a 7-week course highly recommended for first year students, 99% of new students take this course
▪ 201 and 301 are also available as continuations of the course
o Career Services has been ranked #1 by the Princeton Review since 2019
o 87 % of students get 1 internship
o 99% job placement rate
o Host one career fair each semester (Fall and Spring)
• Lindsay
o Koum Auditorium
o LEAF Lab- Lab for Economics Accounting and Finance
▪ Free peer tutoring for any of the above course subjects – by drop in hours and appointments
▪ Geek Squad Exam Review Sessions
• Library
o Open 7am – 12am during school year and extended hours during finals week
o Study Rooms – point out TV screen where you can see availability
▪ Mention EMS and how to book online
▪ Show where to swipe keycard to book study room
o Writing Center
▪ Free peer tutoring– by drop in hours and appointments
▪ Any stage of the writing process or parts of writing
o IT Help Desk
▪ Free services for tech support
• WIFI, TV, Phone, Laptop, etc.
o Reference/Research Desk
▪ Support on research work
▪ Accessing databases
▪ Resource guides
• Jennison
o Academic Services
▪ How does academic advising work
▪ Degreeworks
▪ What can this office help you with
• Major selection
• Course selection
• Progress to graduate
• Questions about applying AP/IB classes should be referred to the Academic Services department, especially since we are not all on the same curriculum
o Disability Services
▪ Disability services is a part of Academic Services and works with students who need accommodations
▪ Any questions about Disability Services should be directed to their office
o Math Help Center
• Smith
▪ Free peer tutoring for math/statistics type classes- drop in hours
o CIS Sandbox
▪ Free peer tutoring for computer science classes
▪ Help with setting up softwares on your computer
o Trading Room
▪ Accessing the space
• Open to anyone- regardless of your major or course
• Opportunity to get certifications
▪ Bentley Investment Group opportunity
• Weekly meetings, real word experience with building portfolios and delivering pitches
• Middle Campus/Greenspace/Collins
o Point out each of the different residence halls and who lives there
o Greenspace
▪ Over 100 student organizations at
▪ Activity far will be September 8th
▪ Greek Life
• Student cannot rush until second semester
o Student Center
▪ Spiritual Life Center
• Provides a space for Bentley Students to practice their faith on campus
o Multicultural Center
▪ A center that aims to promote cultural awareness and knowledge for all students
▪ A campus wide resource to promote Bentley’s efforts to celebrate and foster diversity
o Center for international students and scholars
▪ Supports international students in their adjustment to the United States, including cultural adjustment advising, and immigration or visa related issues
o Equity Center
▪ Student Equity and Inclusion office: provides support, advocacy and care to students throughout their Bentley Experience
▪ Office of Gender and Sexuality Student Programs: provides a welcoming environment for all students to engage with topics of gender and sexuality.
▪ P.R.I.D.E. and Students Advocating Gender Equality (SAGE): two groups that promote values of inclusion and social justive
o Bookstore
▪ How to buy textbooks
o Mailroom
▪ How to get a package shipped to you
▪ How to ship a letter or package out
▪ Process for picking it up
o Falcon Market
▪ Using your discretionary funds there
▪ What they sell
o Health Center
▪ Ways to receive services through them
• Telehealth calls
• Drop in appointments
• Scheduled appointments
• Outside of Mon-Fri 9-5 hours, University Policy can drive to nearest urgent care
▪ Types of things the office can support you with
o University Police
▪ Are on campus 24/7 365
▪ Are here to help you first and foremost, not to get you in trouble
▪ Blue light system
▪ Yellow call boxes
▪ Emergency vs. non emergency phone line
o Bentley Shuttle System
▪ Harvard Shuttle – every ½ hour 7 days a weel until 2AM
o B-Line takes a campus loop shuttle
o Moody Street Line takes students to the heart of Waltham Overview of key tour points!
• Morison
o Office hours and how they work
o Professors (Mention a story with a professor you liked/connected with)
o Service Learning Center
• Adamian
o CLIC Lab- Center for Language and International Collaboration
▪ Free peer tutoring for language classes offered at Bentley
o Study Abroad Office
• Career Services
o Career Counselors are available within each major
o Career Development 101 – a 7-week course highly recommended for first year students, 99% of new students take this course
▪ 201 and 301 are also available as continuations of the course
o Career Services has been ranked #1 by the Princeton Review since 2019
o 87 % of students get 1 internship
o 99% job placement rate
o Host one career fair each semester (Fall and Spring)
• Lindsay
o Koum Auditorium
o LEAF Lab- Lab for Economics Accounting and Finance
• Library
▪ Free peer tutoring for any of the above course subjects – by drop in hours and appointments
▪ Geek Squad Exam Review Sessions
o Open 7am – 12am during school year and extended hours during finals week
o Study Rooms – point out TV screen where you can see availability
▪ Mention EMS and how to book online
▪ Show where to swipe keycard to book study room
o Writing Center
▪ Free peer tutoring– by drop in hours and appointments
▪ Any stage of the writing process or parts of writing
o IT Help Desk
▪ Free services for tech support
• WIFI, TV, Phone, Laptop, etc.
o Reference/Research Desk
▪ Support on research work
▪ Accessing databases
▪ Resource guides
• Jennison
o Academic Services
▪ How does academic advising work
▪ Degreeworks
▪ What can this office help you with
• Major selection
• Course selection
• Progress to graduate
• Questions about applying AP/IB classes should be referred to the Academic Services department, especially since we are not all on the same curriculum
o Disability Services
▪ Disability services is a part of Academic Services and works with students who need accommodations
▪ Any questions about Disability Services should be directed to their office
o Math Help Center
• Smith
▪ Free peer tutoring for math/statistics type classes- drop in hours
o CIS Sandbox
▪ Free peer tutoring for computer science classes
▪ Help with setting up softwares on your computer
o Trading Room
▪ Accessing the space
• Open to anyone- regardless of your major or course
• Opportunity to get certifications
▪ Bentley Investment Group opportunity
• Weekly meetings, real word experience with building portfolios and delivering pitches
• Middle Campus/Greenspace/Collins
o Point out each of the different residence halls and who lives there
o Greenspace
▪ Over 100 student organizations at ▪ Activity far will be September 8th
▪ Greek Life
• Student cannot rush until second semester
o Student Center
▪ Spiritual Life Center
• Provides a space for Bentley Students to practice their faith on campus
o Multicultural Center
▪ A center that aims to promote cultural awareness and knowledge for all students
▪ A campus wide resource to promote Bentley’s efforts to celebrate and foster diversity
o Center for international students and scholars
▪ Supports international students in their adjustment to the United States, including cultural adjustment advising, and immigration or visa related issues
o Equity Center
▪ Student Equity and Inclusion office: provides support, advocacy and care to students throughout their Bentley Experience
▪ Office of Gender and Sexuality Student Programs: provides a welcoming environment for all students to engage with topics of gender and sexuality.
▪ P.R.I.D.E. and Students Advocating Gender Equality (SAGE): two groups that promote values of inclusion and social justive
o Bookstore
▪ How to buy textbooks
o Mailroom
▪ How to get a package shipped to you
▪ How to ship a letter or package out
▪ Process for picking it up
o Falcon Market
▪ Using your discretionary funds there
▪ What they sell
o Health Center
▪ Ways to receive services through them
• Telehealth calls
• Drop in appointments
• Scheduled appointments
• Outside of Mon-Fri 9-5 hours, University Policy can drive to nearest urgent care
▪ Types of things the office can support you with
o University Police
▪ Are on campus 24/7 365
▪ Are here to help you first and foremost, not to get you in trouble
▪ Blue light system
▪ Yellow call boxes
▪ Emergency vs. non emergency phone line
o Bentley Shuttle System
▪ Harvard Shuttle – every ½ hour 7 days a weel until 2AM
o B-Line takes a campus loop shuttle
o Moody Street Line takes students to the heart of Waltham