Book an Appointment

What you can expect

During an appointment with Learning Development & Success, we can help you with:

Time management and organization
Learning skills
Test taking skills
Problem solving
Note taking
Reading skills
And more!

In an appointment, you will meet with a learning specialist 1-on-1. We will discuss concerns that you have related to your learning. To make the most of your appointment, bring your learning tools with you (textbooks, notes, calendars, etc.). 

Click below if you need help with:

  1. Course selection, degree progression or questions about your program
  2. Arranging or changing academic accomodations
  3. Resources for emotional, physical or psychological health 
  4. Immediate mental health concerns

 

Book with Us!

  1. Log in to Western Connect.
  2. On the left-hand side, choose Appointments.
  3. Choose Learning Development & Success and click on Book by Appointment Type
  4. Click on Book under any of the options you have available. Available dates will appear on the right side of the screen.
  5. Choose the day and time that works for you and follow the prompts from there. Some appointments will only be available virtually, some in-person, and other appointments will allow you to choose between an in-person or virtual format.

You will receive an appointment confirmation once booking is complete.

If you require further support with booking your appointments, please email learning@uwo.ca.

More About Appointments: 

  • Appointments can benefit students who are experiencing academic difficulty and successful students who want to improve performance
  • For students experiencing academic difficulties, it is strongly advised that they arrange an appointment as soon as possible. See Disappointing Grade? for additional information.
  • Learning Development support is available for all Western students, from first year to graduate school.
  • Students may self-refer to the service or be referred by a professor or staff member.
  • This service is available to all students at Western University.
  • For more information about Learning Development and recommendations for the handling of common student issues, visit our FAQ page.