Congratulations, you’re halfway through your first study period - assessments, late-night study sessions and life outside uni will no doubt be keeping you busy. If you’re feeling stressed or need some help, these free and confidential services can help you stay on track.
If you have a Learning Access Plan, take a moment to think about how you’re going. If you need changes or new adjustments contact us now to make sure you have the right plan in place before your final assessments.
Not sure if you’re on track? Chat with a Student Advisor early for tips and support. They’re here to help you succeed and might reach out if they think you’d benefit from extra guidance.
Connect with the LGBTIQA+ community at La Trobe or book a session with a dedicated queer counsellor experienced in supporting diverse sexualities and gender identities.
Access Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student support on campus and online. From free tutoring and academic help to having a yarn, they’re here to make your uni experience easier and more connected.
Check your LMS forums for updates on guest lectures and events that your School might offer.
View school updates in LMS
Census date is soon – why it matters
What is Census date?
Census date is the last date you can withdraw from a subject without paying for it. You can still withdraw from subjects until the ‘last withdrawal without fail’ date, but you will need to pay for them.
