Student Resources
College of the Atlantic
Support for life and learning
- Student portal: Your schedule, course readings, syllabi, student ledger, grades, and transcripts—all in one place
- Registrar: Course schedule, upcoming course projections, academic policies, downloadable course catalog, and registration/enrollment forms
- Academic support services
- Academic calendar
- Courses: Searchable listing
- Ethical Research Review Board (ERRB)
- Expeditionary fund and student research/travel support
A comprehensive guide to campus life, student resources, academic information, community policies, housing, conduct expectations, and support services for students.
- Computer services: Public computers, network access
- Email access: Use this link to sign in to your COA Gmail account
- Writing Center: Here to assist you in any and every part of the writing process, even when you have no clue how to begin
- Thorndike Library: Information resources, college archives, A/V equipment, course reserves, study spaces, listening & viewing stations, research help
- Internships & career services: Job/internship database, setting up your COA internship, guidance for students and alumni
- Mailboxes & mail services
- Transportation: Day bus/night bus, parking, bicycles
- Space use & events
- A/V event support requests
- International students: Immigration regulations, forms, Davis Scholar requirements
- Discarded resources: Email the stuff removal team
- Student portal: Check your portal to find the amount due
- Billing page: Instructions for how to submit payment
- Outdoor program
- Recreational facilities: YMCA membership and more
- COA OneCard portal
- On-campus housing policies
- Housing release form
- Off-campus housing information
- Dining: Hours, menus, and meal plan information
- Move in/out details
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