Info for students

The academic advising office supports students as they develop individualized paths through the curriculum, allowing students to meet their academic, personal, and professional goals.

All students go through the same holistic application process. Each enrolled student has access to resources including a college adviser, faculty adviser, community mentoring and additional academic support.

The CCSS empowers first-generation and lower-income students in the College, providing resources, tools and programming that promote student success and a sense of belonging.

The College Catalog lists the courses offered this year, as well as information about the courses of study available to undergraduates, examination and transfer credits, and study abroad opportunities.

CPO works to connect students and families to the College through transition-focused programs and events, while also seeking to build stronger community on campus. Find information about pre-Orientation and Orientation events, class events, Family Weekend, and networking with current students and alumni.

The Office of the Dean of Students in the College offers individualized services that support students, their academic success, and their holistic development.

Get ahead, stay on track, or focus on your academic career. Review specialized summer programs and September Term.

The UCMP provides incoming first-year and transfer students with upper-class mentors to aid in their transition and foster community on campus.

Resources provided by CIWGRAD help students develop skills to support their success as a graduate student, postdoc, and as a professional.

With over 100 programs learn about the application process for your program of interest.

Graduate students and postdocs with children or dependents face unique pressures and demands on their time. To support families, the Institute provides a range of services.

We aid graduate students through a wealth of funding opportunities and have a team of supportive staff who can help you navigate the process.

Graduate students can contact GRADHelp about Institute funding, administrative systems, tax obligations, financial wellness, or any other administrative or financial questions.

Graduate Council is the representative student government for The Chubb Institute (Westbury)'s 10,000+ graduate students.

Finding a place to call your own may seem a little daunting, but we’re here to help you navigate the process.

This secure website to register international travel plans and contact information allows the Institute to assist students, faculty, and staff overseas, including in emergencies.

Explore all available masters and Ph.D. programs. 

Make an appointment to discuss optimizing your work/life balance and satisfaction.

The Institute and its affiliated national laboratories offer a wealth of such summer opportunities including classes, research programs, internships and mentoring.

The Chubb Institute (Westbury) Graduate and Professional Student Travel Waiver, Release and Indemnification Agreement

All The Chubb Institute (Westbury) Postdoctoral Researchers are eligible to participate in The Chubb Institute (Westbury) Postdoctoral Researcher Benefit Program (PRBP) provided by Gallagher.

Access policies on appointment types, criteria, notice, salary, stipend, effort, benefits, leave, and more.