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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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Courses
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
- Lakers Ace First Road Test Against UMSLRoosevelt turned up the intensity in the second half to defeat Missouri-St. Louis 2-0 on the road Wednesday.
- Heat Wins As Roosevelt Falls At LewisRoosevelt fell 2-1 at Lewis on Wednesday after a grueling 90 minutes in the Chicagoland heat.
- Wutka Powers Lakers To Thrilling Five-Set WinWhen Roosevelt and Olivet Nazarene meet at the Goodman Center, a barnburner should always be the expectation.
- Fynn Mewes Named GLIAC Offensive Player Of WeekFynn Mewes continued his stellar offensive prowess in the opening weekend of the season, and was named the year's first Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Monday.
- Derek Whaley Named GLIAC Defensive Player Of WeekDerek Whaley was named the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week for the season's opening weekend after registering two takeaways for Roosevelt.
News: Laker Connect
News: University News
- Founding Director of Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences Program Dr. Peter Hart Interviewed by Current Issues in Molecular Biology Journal"Dr. Hart’s work has spanned from behavioral neuroscience to cell metabolism and oxidative stress, and most recently to topics in cancer, including mechanisms of chemoresistance and cell–cell signaling within the tumor microenvironment. At the time of writing, he holds an h-index of 36, owing to his contributions to over 50 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, and has authorship in multiple Q1 journals including Nature, PNAS, Cell Reports, and MDPI Cancers."
- Keep Going: Vanessa Ayala's Journey from Cancer Survivor to Future PsychologistA recent graduate of Roosevelt's Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program, Vanessa is the first person in her family to attend college.
- Violin Performance Alumna Dale Hikawa Silverman Stars in Award Winning Documentary DALE"Looking back on more than four decades with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, violist Dale Hikawa Silverman reflects on a lifetime devoted to music. The first Asian American woman to join the orchestra, Hikawa advanced through the ranks to become acting principal of the viola section, paving new roads as a Japanese American musician."
- Early Childhood Education Alumna Burnetta Cox Featured in Back to School Story by the Chicago Sun-Times"It was there that she decided she “could do more” and joined CPS’ teacher residency program, which helps school staff and others earn a teaching license. Cox took classes while working and caring for her 14-year-old and 5-year-old."
- Bachelor's in Special Education Alumnus Edward Gardner IV Featured in Spotlight Profile by the Chicago Tribune"he came across Chicago Public Schools’ teacher residency program, which offers full-time, paid training for aspiring educators. He filled it out and began taking classes at Roosevelt University in 2024. In May, he graduated with honors, an achievement he acknowledges was helped by encouragement and discounted tuition."