Successful students find out about the different services that are available at the college early in the semester, even before they need services so that when something does happen, they can access support because they already know what is available. Having an idea of what is available really helps when something goes wrong because you don't then have to figure out what might be possible when you are already in crisis or panic mode. Student services are in place because we know that students benefit from having support at different points in their college career. It is expected and accepted that students will use services as needed.
Student Services and Campus Services
St. Clair College provides a variety of supports to students during their college careers. Student Services and Campus Services are available on campus to provide academic and out of class services geared to supporting students' success and retention.
Accessibility Services is committed to providing equal access to educational resources and an optimal learning environment for all students with disabilities, both temporary and permanent, with valid supporting documentation. St. Clair College will give all Human Rights Code-related requests for accommodation meaningful consideration.
The Assistive Technologist will support students with learning disabilities by assisting them in learning and applying useful and suitable technical aids, including hardware, software and other devices. Software available includes Kurzweil, Dragon, and more.
The role of the Learning Strategist is to provide one–on-one learning support to students who may require assistance in the areas of organization, study skills, note taking skills, and motivation. Meeting with the Learning Strategist provides the student with an opportunity to discuss their academic goals and steps that can be taken to achieve these goals.
Counsellors are here to assist students in adjusting to the demands of college life by helping them with academic planning, stress management, problem solving, and career and educational planning. All counselling is voluntary, by appointment, easily arranged and confidential. Counsellors are available at both Windsor campuses and the Chatham campus.
Indigenous Student Services offers a centre and services that provide a culturally based support system to its Indigenous student population. The centre is a place where Indigenous students are welcome to gather, study, access computers and socialize. Counselling and Learner Advisor services are available to assist current and prospective students in the areas of individual, academic, personal and social support.
The Library Resource Centre at in Chatham and Windsor supports teaching and learning by providing students with the information resources they need. Discover scholarly articles, eBooks, and streaming video on our website. Access to our eResources collection is available from any device 24/7.
The Student Success office is a direct link to navigating the services and supports at the College. By providing students with information, options, and referrals, the Student Success Officer will point you in the right direction. The Student Success Officer will send information about events, workshops and sessions on a variety of topics that will help you succeed.
FREE tutoring services are available on all campuses to enrolled students who need assistance to improve their academic performance. Services include one-on-one peer tutoring, drop-in services and groups.
The College Campus Store is established to serve the needs of the College community for required and supplemental textbooks and supplies. In addition, the Campus Store seeks to serve the College community with a complete line of school supplies and a variety of convenience items including school rings, paperbacks, crested items, soft goods, etc.
All St. Clair College students are welcome to use the Health Centres. The Medical professionals are here to provide first aid and primary health care services to all staff and students. You will be treated in a caring, supportive and non-judgmental manner in a private setting where confidentiality is always respected.
St. Clair College’s Financial Aid Office administers the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), as well as the College’s Tuition Bursaries, Entrance Awards, Scholarships, and many other external awards available through the community. Your application to OSAP may also qualify you for assistance through government grants and other funding sources.
The Registrar’s Office (also called Registration) serves all current and potential students, from the initial application to a College program, through to your graduation, and beyond. Here are some of the ways we will assist:
- Application to a program
- Admissions information
- Registration to a program or to part-time studies
- Student fees and billings
- Academic grades
- Academic transcripts
- Education tax receipts (T2202)
- Letters of enrollment
- Convocation
Career Services aids St. Clair College students seeking permanent, part-time, temporary and seasonal employment. Resources and information are available on employment-related topics including resumes and cover letters, job applications, interview skills, and job search techniques.