Students will meet with key academic and administrative personnel, learn about university policies, complete math and English placement tests, receive academic advising and register early for classes. This is where you need to go for help with a number of academic learning issues. We also have programs designed to help students improve their skills for taking notes in lecture classes, reading and studying textbooks efficiently, organizing lecture and lab materials, taking tests, and managing time. Students with disabilities can register with our office and receive appropriate accommodations, such as extended time on tests, books on tape, and voice- activated software. We are located in the Psychology Building, Room 232.
Notebooks containing summer employment vacancies are available for review.
The Career Center also assists students with professional employment including internships and full-time employment. Notebooks containing internship announcements and full-time job postings are available for review. The Career Center also coordinates all on-campus recruiting by employers and the career fairs. On-campus recruiting schedules are available. The University sponsors a Child Care Center for toddlers and preschool children which is located east of the Belmont Residence Hall.