Services

• Academic and personal counseling
• Assistance with course selection and educational plans
• Academic and personal development workshops
• Graduate and professional school exploration activities
• Assistance with study abroad applications and finding aid
• Financial and economic literacy workshops
• Information on Federal financial aid and public/private scholarship resources
• Grant Aid for eligible students (Pell Grant recipients)
• Cultural and social enrichment activities
• Computer, Internet, and free printing access
• Tutoring through the university's certified program
• Peer mentor support

Other Benefits

• Centralized location ("home base") for services and support
• Social network of peers
• A climate supportive of first generation, low-income students, and/or individuals with disabilities
• Guidance from staff members who are motivated and passionate about student success!