Frequently Asked Questions

On the Florida Campus the mission of The Learning Commons at Webber International University’s Florida Campus is to provide a dynamic and inclusive learning environment that supports the academic success of all students. We aim to empower learners with the skills, knowledge, and resources necessary to become self-directed and lifelong learners. Through collaborative partnerships with faculty and staff, we strive to enhance the academic experience by offering innovative programming, tutoring, academic coaching, academic advising, and research support. The Learning Commons resources include a computer lab with a printer, study space, online library, academic advisors, Writing Center and a Tutoring Center. The facility also houses the campus Bookstore, where students can purchase textbooks, supplies and Webber athletic merchandise. The Café on the Commons includes Starbucks coffee as well as a breakfast and lunch menu for our busy students on the go. Academic support services include:

Academic Advising: This involves meeting with a professional advisor to discuss academic goals, course selection, degree requirements, and any other issues related to academic success.

Writing Center: This involves one-on-one assistance from an English instructor and peer tutors to support students in all phases of the writing process.

Tutoring Services: Our tutors are carefully selected and trained to help you understand course material, build study skills, and boost your confidence. Tutors provide one-on-one and group tutoring sessions in most undergraduate courses, particularly mathematics, economics, accounting, anatomy, computer science, and composition.

Study Skills Workshops: In collaboration with faculty, staff, and peer tutors, workshops are offered throughout each semester which cover topics such as time management, note-taking, test-taking strategies, test preparation, and many more.

Academic Coaching: This involves working with a professional coach to develop strategies for academic success, set goals, and track progress.

Library Services: Our library services are designed to support students in accessing and using information and resources that are relevant to their needs and interests.

Brightspace Support: Brightspace is the Learning Management System utilized on the Florida campus for students to complete their courses. The Brightspace Coordinator is housed in TLC and provides technical and instructional assistance to students and faculty in using an LMS to deliver and participate in courses.

Academic Success and Retention Services: Ensuring academic success and retention requires tracking academic progress, level of engagement, and attendance, as well as proactively reaching out to students who are identified as having academic difficulties.

Test Proctoring: Test proctoring services are provided to students who are approved to makeup a test or need additional accommodations for test taking.

Accommodations for Students with Disabilities: This involves providing support and accommodations for students with disabilities to help them succeed academically. Students must request approval for accommodations with an application through the Dean’s Office.

To schedule an appointment with a tutor or academic coach, simply use The Learning Commons Bookings application, which you can easily find in Brightspace. Additionally, you’ll see QR codes posted throughout campus that will take you directly to the booking page. Whether you need tutoring, academic coaching, advising, writing help, research assistance, or career services, we’ve made it simple to connect with the support you need! We also welcome walk-ins during our scheduled hours—so don’t hesitate to drop by if you prefer in-person assistance. At Webber, we’re here to help you succeed every step of the way!

Grace Hall
Grace Hall stands as a stalwart among the residential options at Webber International University, offering a traditional residence hall experience tailored for male students. With its three floors and a total of approximately 147 beds spread across 54 rooms, Grace Hall fosters a community atmosphere conducive to academic and personal growth.

Students entering Grace Hall are greeted by a central hub on the first floor that hosts convenient laundry facilities and student mailboxes, ensuring easy access to essentials. Each floor boasts two communal bathrooms, maintaining a balance between privacy and communal living.

Inside their rooms, residents find themselves equipped with essential amenities, including a microwave and mini fridge, while air conditioning units allow for personalized comfort adjustments. The rooms are furnished with a bed, dresser, desk, and desk chair for each student, providing a comfortable and functional living space.

Throughout Grace Hall, Resident Assistants (RAs) stationed on each floor serve as mentors and resources, fostering a supportive environment. This setup encourages a sense of community and responsibility among residents, promoting both academic success and personal well-being.

Camilla Hall
Nestled within the campus landscape, Camilla Hall offers a warm and welcoming home primarily for female students at Webber International University. This two-story residence hall accommodates approximately 100 students across 33 rooms, each designed to provide comfort and privacy.

Camilla Hall features laundry facilities conveniently located on the ground floor alongside student mailboxes, ensuring that daily tasks are easily managed. The rooms are furnished with a microwave and mini fridge, enhancing convenience for residents. Each room is individually air-conditioned, allowing students to personalize their living environment.

A defining feature of Camilla Hall is its focus on privacy and comfort. Each room includes a private bathroom with a shower, promoting a sense of personal space and convenience. Residents also benefit from built-in storage spaces, further enhancing the functionality of their living quarters.

The residential experience at Camilla Hall is enriched by the presence of Resident Assistants (RAs) stationed on each floor. These dedicated staff members offer guidance and support, fostering a safe and inclusive community where students can thrive academically and socially.

Rose Hall, Strickler Hall, and Miranda Hall
For those seeking a more independent living arrangement, Webber International University offers apartment-style residence halls in the form of Rose Hall, Strickler Hall, and Miranda Hall. These residences provide a blend of privacy and community, catering to students’ diverse preferences and lifestyles.

Each apartment-style unit features a central common area equipped with a comfortable couch, sink, counter space, microwave, and mini fridge. This communal space serves as a hub for social interaction and shared activities, promoting a sense of camaraderie among residents.

On either side of the common area are two bedrooms, each sharing a bathroom, offering a balanced mix of privacy and shared living. Additionally, a private bedroom with its own bathroom and separate entrance provides an ideal option for students desiring enhanced privacy and independence.

Inside the bedrooms, residents enjoy ample storage space with closets, along with essential furnishings such as a bed, dresser, desk, and chair. Laundry facilities are conveniently located in nearby Camilla Hall, ensuring that daily chores are easily managed.

The apartment-style residence halls at Webber International University offer a flexible living arrangement that caters to the diverse needs and preferences of its students. Whether seeking a communal atmosphere or a more private living space, students can find a comfortable and supportive home in Rose Hall, Strickler Hall, or Miranda Hall.

At Webber International University, our dining services are managed by Metz Culinary Management, a company dedicated to providing fresh, healthy, and diverse meal options using locally sourced ingredients. You can enjoy meals at the cafeteria or the Café at the Commons located in the Learning Commons.

We offer three meal plan options to meet your needs:

Meal Plan A: Includes all meals served in the cafeteria (3 meals a day Monday-Friday, 2 meals per day on the weekend) plus $200 in flex bucks for Café at the Commons. This is required for all freshmen.

Meal Plan B: Offers 200 meals for the cafeteria, plus $200 in flex bucks that can be used at Café at the Commons or the cafeteria.

Meal Plan C (Commuter Meal Plan): Includes $450 in flex bucks for use at Café at the Commons or in the cafeteria.

All full-time students are required to be on a meal plan. For more details, you can visit our Dining Services page or contact us directly.

Time Management is Key: Balancing classes, assignments, social life, and personal time can be challenging. Use planners or digital calendars to stay organized and set realistic goals for your workload.

Get to Know Your Academic Advisor: Your academic advisor is there to help you choose classes, map out your degree plan, and provide guidance throughout your academic journey. Don’t hesitate to reach out.

Take Advantage of Academic Support Services: Whether it’s tutoring, study sessions, or academic coaching, Webber’s Learning Commons is a valuable resource to help you stay on top of your coursework.

Attend Class Regularly: While it might be tempting to skip class occasionally, regular attendance is crucial for understanding the material and building good relationships with your professors.

Ask for Help When You Need It: Don’t wait until it’s too late to seek help if you’re struggling with your courses or adjusting to college life. Reach out to your professors, advisors, or the counseling center.

Explore Campus Involvement: Join student organizations, clubs, or sports teams to meet new people, develop leadership skills, and create a sense of belonging.

Understand University Policies: Familiarize yourself with the student handbook, including the code of conduct, academic integrity policies, and housing rules.

Take Care of Your Mental and Physical Health: College life can be stressful, so prioritize self-care. Make use of health and wellness services, stay active, and don’t be afraid to seek mental health support if needed.

Utilize Career Services Early: Start thinking about internships and your career path early. Visit the Career Services office to explore resources like resume workshops, career fairs, and internship opportunities.

Get to Know Campus Resources: Take time to learn about essential resources like the library, dining services, transportation, and technology support. These will make your campus life smoother and more enjoyable.

Budget and Manage Your Finances: Learn to manage your personal finances, budget your money, and understand the importance of responsible spending, especially if this is your first time managing your own expenses.

Build Relationships with Faculty: Don’t hesitate to introduce yourself to your professors during office hours. They can provide mentorship, advice, and letters of recommendation in the future.

Stay Open to New Experiences: College is a time of growth and exploration. Be open to meeting new people, trying new activities, and learning about different perspectives.