Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who qualifies for Student Support Services?

2.  Why is there so much paperwork to fill out?

3.  What services does SSS offer besides tutoring?

4.  I want to come to your Study Skills Workshops, but am not enrolled in SSS.  Can I still attend?

5.  I qualify for Student Support Services.  How can I apply?

6.  I would like to become a tutor.  Are there any job openings?

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1.  Who qualifies for Student Support Services?

• Students whose parents did not complete college.
• Students who have low-income status according to federal guidelines.
• Students who have a documented disability.

In order to participate in Student Support Services, a student must also be attending full-time and seeking a Bachelor's degree.

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2.  Why is there so much paperwork to fill out?

Student Support Services is funded by a grant.  Thus, we must show documentation to the Department of Education that we are providing services to those students who we said we would.

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3.  What services does SSS offer besides tutoring?

Student Support Services offers a variety of services.  Please click here to see descriptions of our varied services.

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4.  I want to come to your Study Skills Workshops, but am not enrolled in SSS.  Can I still attend?

While our Study Skills Workshops are open only for SSS participants, our FRIDAYS WITH SSS workshops are open to the entire campus community.  See our event calendar for upcoming FRIDAYS WITH SSS workshops.

However, keep in mind that the workshops are prepared for SSS students and the information provided will be directed to them.

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5.  I qualify for Student Support Services.  How can I apply?

Applications for SSS can be found in the Student Services building, room 265.  The secretary will discuss with you what documentation will be needed for the application.

You can also get an application online by clicking going to our Enrollment/Eligibility link.

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6.  I would like to become a tutor.  Are there any job openings?

We are always looking for good tutors.  If you are interested in tutoring, please contact one of the Life Skills Specialists.  Trisha Tucker is in charge of math tutors and Dorothy Hill is in charge of all other subject tutors.

Click here to view information about becoming a tutor.

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