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THE CENTER FOR STUDENT SUCCESS


The Center for Student Success supports students in learning the technical and career skills needed to successfully complete their postsecondary degree. The Center serves as a beginning resource for students with questions or concerns about their coursework, degree completion, and overall success at Mitchell Tech. Staff members are available to work with students to find solutions to their academic, personal and career-related questions. The Center also provides:

  • Help with academic coursework, including tutoring, study aids, research databases, and electronic media

  • Disability and learning services

  • Diversity services

  • Assistance with monitoring academic progress toward graduation, changing programs, or withdrawing from a program

  • Information about Mitchell Tech’s Student Representative Board and other Mitchell Tech clubs and activities

  • Computer access, including internet, email, MyTech and application software

  • Printing, copying, and scanning services

  • Guidance on where to access important campus services, such as Financial Aid, Business Office, Registrar, Career Services, Scholarships, etc.

  • Information about off-campus resources, such as housing, counseling, transportation, financial sources, childcare and other support services.

TUTORING

Tutoring is available at no cost to Mitchell Tech students in The Center for Student Success. Group study table sessions are held throughout the week for some general education courses and select programs. Program participation varies from semester to semester and depends on availability of qualified study table leaders and student need. Private one-on-one tutoring sessions are available upon request.

Contact The Center for Student Success to learn more about tutoring services.

RESEARCH AND LIBRARY RESOURCES

Students at Mitchell Tech need current information in all academic and technical disciplines. In today’s rapidly changing information-based society, Mitchell Tech has found that a traditional “library” is not the best use of our resources. Instead, we have focused on providing electronic access to information. All students have Internet access in The Center. South Dakota’s Internet-based library resources provide access to academic research databases.

For additional library resources, there is a formal agreement between Mitchell Tech, the Mitchell Public Library, and the Dakota Wesleyan University library for student access to these facilities. A student must show a student ID card and proof of residency to be eligible for public library and DWU library privileges.

Reservation of the Right to Modify Materials listed in this document is believed to be accurate at the time of publication. The College reserves the right to make changes that seem necessary or desirable, including course and program cancellations, requirements, financial fees, and to add, alter, or delete courses and programs. While reasonable efforts will be made to publicize changes, a student is encouraged to seek current information from appropriate offices. Content is subject to change without notice and does not constitute an offer to contract with any person. It is ultimately the student’s responsibility to be aware of current regulations, curriculum, policies, and the status of specific programs.


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