Student support services (SSS) is a program funded by the federal government to help students stay in school and graduate. Because SSS is funded by the government, students must meet certain guidelines to qualify for membership. If neither of your parents has a four-year degree , OR if you are a person with a documented disability, you may be eligible for membership.

Students enrolled in SSS:

• Can get general counseling and guidance
• Receive help in tracking their academic progress
• Are offered career counseling and testing, individual and group tutoring, peer mentoring
• Can get assistance in completing financial aid and other important forms
• Have free access to a number of social and cultural events scheduled and facilitated by SSS throughout the year

Located in Owen 270, SSS offers a relaxed academic atmosphere where students can meet with their assigned academic advisor, study, receive tutoring in many subjects, access a high quality laser printer for assignments, meet with new people, and make new friends. Students at all academic levels can benefit from this program.