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Each major division of your university will have a dean. The dean is a professor (usually) who administers (tells others what to do, decides where the money will be spent, etc.). If you run into any academic hassles, the dean will be able to help you sort them out. The student is well protected from any misevaluation or other academic mistreatment, as will be discussed in Chapter 12. There is usually confidential help for any physical or psychological problems at your university’s health centre and often even a clinic to help you overcome exam anxiety (see Chapter 8). Many universities also have a career centre, which provides resources that can help you find a job or volunteer work both before and after graduation. Here you can check job postings, get help with resume or cover letter writing and obtain guidance about your career path.

There are lots of other people at the university so try to learn about them. Then someday when they run out of paper towels in the washroom you’ll know to whom to complain!