Your success is Centre's Success
Centre College provides resources to give you the greatest chance to succeed academically, socially, and professionally. Whether it is big picture academic advising or detailed writing consultation we’re here listening, sharing information, and taking action to reduce the roadblocks in the path of achievement.
Every Centre student works closely with a faculty advisor to explore academic and career interests. We pair students with a faculty member in a field related to their interests to give students the best advice.
The key to student success is the ability to bridge the gap between advising, mentoring, and academic support. Student success at Centre focuses on guiding you into practical applications for all that you are learning to build a personalized plan that will help you thrive.
Formally known as the Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education Team, the CARE Team is a group of faculty and staff from a variety of disciplines put together to tackle a variety of issues with a singular goal, strengthen our campus culture of care and community for all of our students.
Trained peer consultants meet individually with students to offer assistance at every stage of the writing process.
Tutoring services are available in a variety of subjects to assist students with specific academic challenges.
The Proctoring Center services are for students with special testing accommodations for students needing to take a make-up test as requested by the instructor.
All first-year students are enrolled in a one-credit course called Finding Your Centre (FYC). FYC includes peer mentors comprised of returning students who help incoming first-year students adapt to the challenges that their first year of college might bring.
Centre is committed to providing the resources and support necessary for students to thrive through services focusing on their physical, mental, social and spiritual wellbeing.
It is the mission of the Accessibility Services Team at Centre College to eliminate barriers to learning, facilitate the creation of accessible learning environments, and champion equal access for the entire campus community.