What is Student Support Services?

Student Support Services is an academic support services program sponsored by Robert Morris College and funded through a U.S. Department of Education grant.  Student Support Services is designed to identify and select qualified undergraduate students who, with support, will complete a baccalaureate program.

What is the Purpose of Student Support Services?

Student Support Services provides opportunities for the academic
development of undergraduate college students.  The program helps
to motivate students toward the successful completion of their
post-secondary education, and facilitates the process of transition
from one level of higher education to the next.

What services are available?

• One-on-one academic and personal counseling
• Academic skills assessment
• Personal and professional development programs
• Study skills workshops
• Time and stress management workshops
• Tutoring
• Standardized test preparation (GMAT, GRE, LSAT)
• Career development programs
• Cultural enrichment activities
• Personalized Financial Aid services
• Audio-visual library
• Computer Lab 

How do I qualify for Student Support Services?

The U.S. Department of Education and Robert Morris College have
a set criteria. 

Students must be:

• At a low family income level
                      or
• Potential first generation college student
                      or
• Possess a documented disability
                     and
• U.S. Citizen, national or permanent resident
• An undergraduate pursuing the first bachelor's degree
• A 2.00 cumulative GPA is preferred

How do I apply for Student Support Services?

Students can pick up applications on the second floor of Robert Morris College, Suite 221 across from the Library. 

For more information please call (312) 935-6100
or email us