Special Programs

If a student is facing academic challenges and is accepted conditionally or placed on Academic Probation, their LDC advisor will help them map out a plan to improve their performance using the many resources available.

The Life Directions Center administers COMPASS, CLEP, and DANTES testing and is also available to proctor missed exams at the request of a student's professor.

CCU is a SEVIS certified school able to issue the I-20 (F1 Visa) for students coming from other countries to study in the US.

The LDC offers new students the unique opportunity to serve their local community during their first weekend as a CCU student at Weekend of Welcome (WOW).

Students who qualify for adaptations to their learning environment under the Americans with Disabilities Act are assisted by their LDC advisor in making arrangements with their class instructors.

The University recognizes that studying in another culture can add greater depth to the academic experience. The Life Directions Center can assist students in selecting programs that will help them meet academic and service goals. Learn more about opportunities to study abroad.

All students have access to learning assistants through the Life Directions Center. Tutoring can help students catch up if they are falling behind in their education or be proactive in helping them stay ahead.

If you're not sure which major is right for you, LDC Advisors can help you make the right decision based upon your interests, abilities, and life passions. Learn more about deciding on a major.

All students have access to CCU's Writing Lab. The Lab is staffed by faculty and upperclassmen English major students available to anyone needing assistance with academic writing.