Special Students Canadian University College offers a variety of services to students with special needs. The Student Success Centre, providing services in counseling, career planning, academic support and testing, is the primary source of assistance. Disabled students will find the support they need in making accommodations or modifications to their classes in order to be successful. This includes students with physical, emotional or cognitive disabilities. Mature students can also take advantage of CUC's GED testing program, if they lack university entrance status.
Housing is available for mature students as well as single parent students.
They provide students with the opportunity of studying abroad. This program enables students to immerse themselves in the customs and culture of another country, while increasing their facility in the language of that country. Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen in Austria, Colegio Adventista de Sagunto in Spain, Universidad Adventista del Plata in Argentina and the University of Eastern African Baraton in Kenya. Canadian University College participates in an inter-collegiate literature program based on the campus of Atlantic Union College, South Lancaster, Massachusetts. During the summer session, students may study American Literature on location in New England and be transferred to meet major or other degree requirements.