Want to improve your academic study skills by leveraging your unique learning style? Our staff can recommend support services or other resources that could be beneficial.

If you struggle to read efficiently or retain college-level academic content as you study, we offer individualized reading assistance sessions to help improve your speed and comprehension.

Balancing the demands of your college courses with everything else in life can be a challenge. We offer several schedule planning tools, and we’re available for one-on-one sessions to show you how to balance your time (and take healthy breaks!).

Everyone struggles sometimes. If you’ve met with your professor during office hours, are utilizing all of your course materials and are still struggling with your academics, try our peer-led programming. We’ll pair you with Academic Coaching, Academic Peer Mentoring or Academic Tutoring based on your individual needs.

The Success Program helps you reach your full academic potential by using contracts, goal setting, time management and self-accountability. You’ll attend weekly group meetings where you can work with a facilitator on improving your study skills and time management.

AEP is a one-semester program that enables you to learn and practice academic habits associated with success as a first-semester, first-year student. AEP students come with strong recommendations from high school teachers, counselors and principals who believe a student has the ability and desire to succeed in college, but would benefit from added academic support to begin the college journey. See our program requirements to learn more.

In keeping with SNC’s mission to help students reach their full potential, and in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the college provides reasonable modifications and necessary accommodations to students with disabilities. Students become eligible for services when they disclose and provide recent documentation of a disability to the office of academic success, support and accessibility. Accommodations are tailored to a student's need on a case-by-case basis. Email acadsupport@snc.edu or call 920-403-1321 to get more information.

Each of the counselors in SNC’s Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) office has received training in assisting students on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The SNC ASD Support Program provides these students with counseling, mentoring and connections to campus partners who coordinate accommodations. Counselors also provide campus-wide training and education for faculty, staff and students.

Get help navigating your academic journey and understanding which courses you need to take at SNC throughout all four years of your college education. 

Our registrar team serves the college community in all areas of records and registration management.

The Mulva Library provides a massive collection of resources with a wide range of easy-to-access materials and one-on-one research assistance.

Individual, group and teletherapy services are available through counseling and psychological services.

The office of career and professional development is key to providing assistance in finding a college internship or a post-graduate career.