Service Design has emerged as a powerful tool in recent years to improve the experiences of users in both the private and public sector. This paper explores the potential of Service Design to improve the experiences of learners accessing student services in colleges within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). To achieve this, the study engaged several student affairs practitioners to understand the current approaches and challenges in the development and delivery of student services. The study generated system archetypes that aided in identifying patterns and behaviours influencing service development. The findings indicate that there is no standard approach to developing student services, and several systemic obstacles impede student-centred service development. This paper puts forth a series of evidence-based recommendations, inviting the student affairs community to explore Service Design as part of their practice.