After enrollment, students who are out of harmony with the mission, governance, and standards of the college and who are not willing to comply voluntarily with these standards can expect dismissal from the college. Some of the major services are summarized here. Details are presented in the Student Handbook. Placement is made on the basis of ACT or SAT scores, secondary school performance, and placement tests given before registration. Each student is assigned an academic advisor who will assist in program planning and scheduling of courses from semester to semester.
Placement testing is done by the individual programs and departments.
External Degree testing is done by the academic support office. All first-year students are required to attend the orientation that is held prior to the opening of the fall semester. It includes activities that assist students in their adjustment to college life. Special programs are planned that address issues such as dormitory living, study habits, time and money management, to mention a few. Opportuni-ties are provided for students to become familiar with the CUC campus facilities, meet the faculty and staff, and get to know the surrounding area and what it has to offer.