Student Support Services (SSS) provides a variety of free services designed to help students complete a bachelor’s degree. To be eligible for services, students must be either low-income, first-generation or have a documented disability, and be pursuing a bachelor’s degree while enrolled full-time. Applications may be obtained in SC 265.
Student Support Services provides the following services: basic study skills instruction, tutoring, mentoring, book loans, academic advising, financial advising, a computer lab, and other services. All SSS services are personalized and offered by a staff of professional advisers and trained peer mentors or tutors.
This Student Support Services Project is 100% federally funded. The grant amount for the 2012/2013 school year is $401,130.