09/09/2026
Your guide to student services at Fleming is here! From academic support and career planning to health, wellness and ways to get involved, we offer a range of services to support you throughout your college experience. Save this post so you know where to go when you need support.
Athletics & Recreation
Stay active, meet new people and get involved in campus life through varsity athletics, recreational activities, fitness opportunities and other programs available to the Fleming community.
Career Services
Prepare for your next step with personalized career support, including help with job searching, resumes, interview preparation and developing the skills you need to enter the workforce with confidence.
Counselling & Accessible Education Services
Access confidential, short-term counselling for concerns that may be affecting your personal well-being or academic success. Accessible Education Services (AES) supports students who may require academic accommodations related to a disability, medical condition, mental health concern or learning challenge.
Health Services
Access health and wellness support, including appointments with a nurse or doctor for medical concerns and prescription renewals. Students can also meet with an Immunization Advisor for support with immunization requirements.
Library Services
Access books, articles, videos, research guides and other academic resources, along with study spaces and bookable group study rooms. Visit library.flemingcollege.ca for current hours and resources.
Registrar’s Office
Get help with registration, enrolment, academic records, fees and other important academic and administrative processes throughout your time at Fleming.
Student Success Advising
Meet one-on-one with a Student Success Advisor for help adjusting to college, developing learning strategies, managing academic challenges, setting goals and connecting with other campus supports and resources.
Tutoring & Learning Skills
Tutoring is free for Fleming students. Book up to two one-hour tutoring sessions per week or attend as many drop-in sessions as you need. Learning supports are also available to help with studying, time management, organization and other academic skills.
