Students can phone to arrange a confidential meeting with a counselor. The cafeteria-style of Kaufman Dining Hall offers the student a wide variety of foods at every meal. All entrees are self-serve with unlimited seconds accompanied by a salad bar with thirty toppings and a deli bar. Guests of a student may use their host or hostesses meal card to dine at Kaufman or they may choose to purchase meals at reasonable guest rates. The Financial Aid Handbook explains all the application procedures and important deadlines.
Program is North Central's extended orientation program.
The FYI team consists of the students' freshman advisor, a member of the Student Affairs staff, and one or two student mentors. FYI's first meeting is actually during Welcome Week and is followed by Into the Streets, North Central's freshman community service project. Each FYI group goes to a site in the DuPage County area and assists in a one-time volunteer project, such as tutoring at an elementary school, cleaning a park, or interacting with residents of a senior citizens center. The Health Services staff provides North Central students guidance in developing and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits, as well as general health care for illness and injury. Confidential care is provided at no charge by professional registered nurses and a medical doctor who is available weekday mornings, except Wednesday, usually between 8 and 9 a.m.