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On your Dashboard, you can easily find:
- Any holds that might prevent you from registering for classes
- Your class schedule for today and the week: find the day, time, and classroom location for each class in the "My Courses" widget
- Your grades and progress toward graduation
- Your student ID number and declared major
- Your advisor’s name and contact information
- Your tuition, billing, and financial aid details
- Quick links to support services and resources
- Campus news and upcoming events
- Important alerts and reminders about deadlines and other updates
You can also customize your Dashboard to fit your needs—add widgets you use often and hide the ones you don’t.
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Advising
Did you know?
You can use Navigate to schedule an appointment with your advisor. Open Navigate and select "Appointments" to get started.
Blackboard
Blackboard is Roosevelt's online learning platform.
Campus Life
Get involved with student orgs, and explore dining, living, and working on campus.
Events: Academic Calendar
Events: Athletics
Events: CCPA Performances
Events: Laker Connect
Upcoming events from Laker Connect, the student engagement platform run by the Center for Student Engagement & Intercultural Experiences.
Financial Aid
Need Help?
Email fas@roosevelt.edu, or start a virtual meeting with Financial Aid Services Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm.
GPA & Degree Progress
Payment Information
News: Athletics
- Nelson and Depeder Lead Lakers LoL Past DavenportIn a rematch of last year's conference championship matchup, Eli "Radar" Nelson and Zachary "Potato" Depeder combined for a KDA of 33/17/52 to lead Roosevelt LoL past Davenport 2-0 in Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action Wednesday night.
- Lakers Smash Drops Heartbreaker to Ferris StateThe Lakers' smash team suffered its first loss of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference season Monday night, falling 2-0 to Ferris State in a tight matchup, with both rounds coming down to the final stock.
- Roosevelt Finishes 9th At Cog HillRoosevelt tackled the challenge of Dubsdread on Monday and Tuesday, finishing ninth at the Flyers Fall Intercollegiate hosted by Lewis at Cog Hill's infamous No. 4 course.
- Breeden Leads Lakers With Historic First RaceOlivia Breeden ran the 10th fastest time in Roosevelt history to lead the Lakers women to a 13th place finish at the Brissman-Lundeen Invitational hosted by Augustana in Rock Island.
- Breeden Leads Lakers With Historic First RaceOlivia Breeden ran the 10th fastest time in Roosevelt history to lead the Lakers women to a 13th place finish at the Brissman-Lundeen Invitational hosted by Augustana in Rock Island.
News: Laker Connect
News: University News
- Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Anne Kirkner Discusses Sexual Assault on WTTW"According to Anne Kirkner, a professor of criminal justice at Roosevelt University, the options students have to look for recourse often leave victims of sexual assault unsatisfied with the outcomes. For Title IX investigations, the length of the process and a lack of transparency from the university 'just show the survivor that the process is sort of the punishment,' Kirkner said."
- Professor of Psychology Steven Meyers Quoted Extensively in HuffPost Article on Concepts of Masculinity in Light of Cornell 7 Case"'Children gather information based on what they are told, but also on what they see modeled by the people in their lives,' Steven Meyers, a psychology professor at Roosevelt University, told HuffPost. 'Boys learn from watching how masculine behavior is demonstrated, and what then happens when it is enacted in different ways. As children age, boys learn increasingly from peer norms and how they are enforced through social rewards and punishments.'”
- “Beyond the Textbook": Groundbreaking Research Opportunities Available to Roosevelt StudentsRoosevelt's new Integrated Biomedical Sciences degree lets students use cutting-edge equipment publish their research while still in school.
- Roosevelt University Schaumburg Celebrates 30 Years of Strengthening Chicago’s Northwest SuburbsRoosevelt University commemorated the 30th anniversary of its Schaumburg campus with a day-long celebration that welcomed students, faculty, alumni and community partners.
- “No Matter How You Find Us, We’re Here to Support You”: Assisting Students with All Academic Needs with Learning Commons’ Sia BatraWhen Roosevelt University students seek academic assistance, Sia Batra is often the first face they see. Sia is a peer success coach who meets regularly with students for one-on-one sessions to improve study skills, time management and test-taking strategies. Included with tuition for all Roosevelt students, the Peer Success Coaching program is just one of many services provided by the Learning Commons—an invaluable support resource found on the University’s downtown and Schaumburg campuses.