Overview
Academic support, coaching, and career services available to help you succeed at Logan range from success coaches to transition support. You'll see how the Logan community works together to help you thrive. Find the specific resources that match where you are in your program.
Your Success Is Our Mission
You'll join a community of nearly 2,000 instructors, staff and students who are personally invested in your progress. Faculty take the time to know your name, and your peers push you to reach your full potential in the classroom and beyond it.
A Community Built for You
Success at Logan is a team effort. Everything here centers on interdisciplinary care: you learn alongside other health professions students, which sharpens your perspective and prepares you to deliver better outcomes for future patients.
Success Coaches
Success Coaches give you personalized guidance from your first trimester through graduation, helping you navigate the demands of a health sciences education and keep your goals within reach.
- College of Chiropractic: DCAdvisor@logan.edu, including Academic Success Coach Hunter Fredrick (Hunter.Fredrick@logan.edu)
- College of Health Sciences: HSAdvisor@logan.edu, with Academic Success Coaches Terra Kneeland (Terra.Kneeland@logan.edu), Crissinnia Lambert (Crissinnia.Lambert@logan.edu) and Stacia Rosen (Stacia.Rosen@logan.edu)
Where to Go for What
| Need | Who helps | How to reach them |
|---|---|---|
| Coursework and study strategy | Success Coaches | DCAdvisor@logan.edu · HSAdvisor@logan.edu |
| Careers, licensure, job search | Career Services | Career Services |
| Medical, financial or personal challenges | Student Care Manager | 636-230-1833 |
| Clubs, service and athletics | Student organizations | Getting Involved |
Support Beyond the Classroom
Your success depends on more than coursework. Logan pairs academic guidance with career preparation and whole-person support, so you have somewhere to turn no matter what you're working through.
Tutoring
Tutoring is free and open to on-campus and online students alike. Peer tutors hold a 3.0+ GPA and an A or B in the course they tutor; you can find one from the "Find a Tutor" link inside your Canvas course. Faculty also hold an hour of office hours per course each week, and online students meet tutors by video.
Line up help early for high-demand courses such as anatomy, functional anatomy, biochemistry and neuroanatomy. Full details, including the Technique Lab and teaching assistants, are on Tutoring.
Peer Mentorship Program
As a Trimester 1 student, you're paired with a student mentor from Trimesters 2–8. Your mentor offers answers, advice and understanding as you settle into life at Logan and make the most of its academic and social opportunities.
Career Services
Career preparation starts with hands-on training in your first trimester and continues through supervised clinical work, internships, and preceptorships. See Career Services for details.
Student Care Manager
If you're facing a medical, social, financial, or academic challenge, the Student Care Manager connects you to the right resources on or off campus. Call 636-230-1833 or email Student Care Manager Amanda Powell at Amanda.Powell@logan.edu, or reach the Office of Student Affairs at StudentAffairs@logan.edu.
Community & Involvement
Give back through the Logan Abroad program, the Logan Health Centers, or one of Logan's 30+ student organizations. See Getting Involved for the full range of ways to participate.
Proof It Works
Logan tracks outcomes and publishes them: board pass rates, employment and the recognitions the university has earned, including being named one of the nation's Great Colleges to Work For in a 2019 survey. See Rankings & Accolades.
Student Achievement Disclosure
Logan publishes board pass rates, retention, completion rates and graduate outcome reports for every degree, department by department.