The Coordinator of Academic Support Services is responsible for services for students with documented disabilities. Documentation Guidelines for Spring Hill College are located here. The Summer Development Program, coordinated by the Director of Student Development, is a summer residential, pre-enrollment program which requires successful completion for matriculation into the college. A comprehensive program linking students academic and career planning activities follows a four year paradigm. During the freshman year, students are introduced to the career decision-making process and to available resources as part of the required Freshman Seminar course, SDV 101.
Assessments are available on an individual basis.
In the sophomore year, students declare or confirm an academic major. Career Development, SDV 201, is a one credit course offered to assist students during the career decision-making process. Beginning with the junior year students are encouraged and, in some academic programs, required to do an internship. During the senior year, career services offers a variety of workshops and individual assistance relating to students immediate future. Workshops range from preparing for graduate and professional schools to developing job search strategies and preparing for transitional issues beyond graduation.