Programs

The Students with Disabilities (SWD) program provides assistance to those who have verified disabilities. Reasonable accommodations are also provided. These services are designated to ensure that students with disabilities have the opportunity to participate in all college programs and activities.

The TLC also assists students in meeting individual needs and interests along with providing disability awareness to the campus and community. Students requesting accommodation must make a separate application and submit current verification that is no more than three years old. Applications and disability documentation guidelines are available in the TLC.

Academic Success and Advising Program (ASAP) is the program for students on Academic Probation. Participation in the program is mandatory. These students are required to meet with an academic coach and fulfill contractual requirements while on probation.

Freshman Development (FD) is a program for first-year freshmen who are accepted into the college with low GPA and/or ACT score(s). Participation in the program is mandatory.  These students are required to meet with an academic coach and fulfill contractual requirements while in this program.

Integrated College Experience (ICE) is a one-year program for students who are accepted into the college with low GPA and/or ACT scores(s) and ACT scores in Math and English that fall below enrollment criteria. These students are required to meet with an academic coach and fulfill contractual requirements while in this program.

Personal Academic College Coaching (PACC) is a program for any student struggling with class work, organization, time management, personal issues, etc. Participation is voluntary and available per availability of TLC staff.

All programs provide for meeting with an academic advisor/coach for study skills training, time management and organizational assistance. An additional fee is charged for academic coaching services. Rate information is available upon request.