Academic counseling is provided through a college-based representative from the Deanery of Student Activities and Welfare. For example, they orient new admission cohorts to the study system and provide guidance and direction to academically struggling students to improve their academic status. Additionally, each student is assigned to a faculty member to guide them on educational matters. The e-advisor system also helps students and academic advisors monitor and track students’ academic status online.

Light meals and snacks are available in the College cafeteria from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Students are not allowed to carry food or drinks into classrooms, laboratories, or libraries.

Activities include social and religious symposia, lectures, and educational meetings. Orientation meetings and graduation ceremonies are organized annually.

The student scientific societies aim to develop students’ academic and cultural skills and knowledge by providing seminars, exhibitions, and educational lectures inside and outside the College. Each society issues a periodic health and education publication. Membership is open to all staff and students.

Student clubs can be established by submitting a request to the Vice Dean for Student Affairs. Student clubs may have a focused interest in a variety of fields that promote development in students' personalities or academics, such as science, academia, sports, personal and psychosocial development, Art, and poetry.

PAAET has a sports center on the Shuwaikh campus. It has courts and facilities for various sports activities.

Transport is free for students who need it.

There is no student housing on campus. PAAET provides housing for male and female students in accordance with the regulations of the Deanery of Student Activities and Welfare, subject to available space.

1. Kuwaiti students enrolled in the Associate Degree in Nursing program receive a monthly allowance of KD 200.
2. Kuwaiti students receive 350 KD per month during the academic semesters only as an incentive bonus, as Nursing is considered a scarce specialization.
3. PAAET provides students with transport to and from college for a small fee.
4. The college provides students with transport to and from college and clinical training facilities.
5. The college honors “Excellent” students, as defined in the regulations, during their studies and after graduation.
6. Students with a GPA of 3.5 and above and with a minimum of 15 credits per semester receive an “excellence allowance” of KD 250 per semester.
7. The college allows associate degree students to continue their education by joining the bridging program (post-basic) for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree.
8. PAAET offers scholarships to “Distinction” (Excellent) graduates of the Associate Degree program to continue their studies in foreign universities.
9. PAAET offers scholarships for employment to graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree program to continue their studies for a Master’s degree abroad.