Advising and Support

Your new student orientation will help acclimate you to the online learning environment at UTSA, provide you an overview of the services you’ll receive from your academic advisors, and inform you about important things to know about your major. All new students must complete this orientation prior to registering for classes.

At the end of the orientation, you’ll be given the ability to make an appointment with your academic advisor.

After you’ve been admitted to UTSA Online, you can sign up for Orientation through your myUTSA Account by clicking on the “Future Roadrunner” tab.

Obtain your UTSACard online and receive it in the mail. Please read the UTSACard policy and follow the instructions listed under “Online Instructions” on the Campus Services website.

Get 24/7 access to journals, e-books, streaming media, and more. Live chat with librarians for help.

Learn how to find your subject librarian, use the live chat, and how to start quick searching with this Library 101 guide.

Tutoring Services

You can take advantage of tutoring in multiple subjects like Math, Science, English and Writing, and major-specific courses. Check out our Tomás Rivera Tutoring Center and our Writing Center.

Academic Support by Course

UTSA Student Success offers free academic support programs to help students master the material from a broad range of courses. Tutoring and supplemental instruction are available with convenient in-person and virtual options.

Student Success includes a network of resources, programs, and services designed to help students succeed at UTSA Online and beyond. Visit the Student Success web page to access these resources.

The UTSA Career Center offers online students access to multiple services!

• Log in to Handshake to connect with resources, schedule appointments, find events, and jobs
• Take the Career Explorer Assessment
• VMock provides you with instantaneous feedback on your resume
• CareerShift lets you find job opportunities from across the nation
• Interview Stream allows you to practice your interview skills from the comfort of your home.

Internships are very important to gain workforce experience in your field. You can find different types of internships at the University Career Center website.

• College of Liberal and Fine Arts (COLFA) Internships
• Carlos Alvarez College of Business Internships

Participating in a club or organization will give you the opportunity and framework to discover, build, and develop skills needed for your after-college choices, whether it be graduate school, service or work. Learn more about why you should join a student organization and how to join.