We know the value of a good mentor. That’s why we pair you with a second-year student even before you arrive on campus. Your Big Brother or Sister will help you transition into medical school with handy tips and provide you encouragement throughout your academic career.  

Our faculty are also here to guide you. Starting at orientation, you’ll meet with your faculty advisor and begin building a rapport that will follow you throughout your career. 

We understand that students sometimes face intense academic challenges, and it’s possible that medical school will be the first time some students find themselves dealing with these issues. We offer learning enhancement and support services designed to improve your academic skills, including time management, study skills and test-taking abilities. Workshops and tutoring at no cost are also available to qualified students. 

Physically located on the KCU-Kansas City campus, our library digital resources are available to all KCU students. 

KCU-Joplin will have a informatics center on campus designated for quiet study.

The Registrar is your resource for academic records, including transcripts, enrollment verifications, ERAS Academic Records, diplomas and more.