Undergraduate Admissions

Student Services

You don't have to struggle through this college thing all by yourself. At Creighton, there are many people willing to assist you. For every issue, every concern, there is someone who can help. You just have to ask.

Center for Student Success and Retention

The Center for Student Success and Retention, located on the fourth floor of the Harper Center, coordinates academic support for undergraduate students. The Center coordinates tutoring, provides workshops on test-taking, time management, and other study strategies, oversees the Manresa Scholars program, and supervises the "Strategies for Academic Success" program. Academic coaches are also available to meet individually with students. For more information visit the Center for Student Success website or call (402) 280-5566 to schedule an appointment.

RSP 120: Strategies for Academic Success

The "Strategies for Academic Success" course, which is part of the overall Ratio Studiorum Program (RSP), helps you start off college on the right foot. RSP 120 covers college-level study and thinking skills and gives you the chance to set your own goals and get motivated. You'll discover your own learning style and how to take advantage of it. This two credit hour course is available only through assignment by the Dean's office.

Center for Health and Counseling

If you struggle with test anxiety, don't hesitate to call the Center for Health and Counseling, (402) 280-2735, and make an appointment to talk about how to take an exam calmly and confidently.

The Center also tests for learning disabilities at a cost far below what outside professional services charge. The testing requires several sessions, so don't wait to get this started if you have concerns or need updated documentation.

In addition, experienced psychologists are available to meet individually regarding any personal issue that could be interfering with success, happiness or emotional stability. All sessions are completely confidential.

The Center for Health and Counseling is located on the first floor of Harper Center.

Student Support Services

Are you a first generation student, meaning neither of your parents has graduated with a four-year college degree? If so, you may qualify for Student Support Services. Student Support Services is committed to encouraging academic success among its students, especially freshmen. Our first year program is designed to make your adjustments to college positive and successful. Our program activities can make the difference! Student Support Services will offer you:

  • Academic support and tutoring to complement your in-class activities:
  • Academic, personal and career guidance;
  • Financial Assistance (eligibility is determined by family income);
  • Workshops that focus on academic topics, time management, stress relief, test taking tips, etc.

For more information about the Student Support Services program, contact:
Tami Buffalohead-McGill
Director, Student Support Services
Creighton University
Harper Center
(402) 280-3468
(402) 280-5579 (fax)
tamib@creighton.edu

Services for Students with Disabilities

Creighton University provides services and resources to meet the needs of qualified students with disabilities.

Academic accommodations that may be provided based on documentation include:

  • Special testing arrangements
  • Note takers
  • Texts on tape
  • Readers
  • Brailled and enlarged material
  • Sign language interpreters
  • Accessible campus housing

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 provides for reasonable accommodations and services to qualified individuals with disabilities. Creighton University requires that written documentation of a student's disability be submitted to the Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities before any assistance can be provided. This written documentation must be provided by a qualified evaluator and should consist of current recommendations for a post-secondary setting.

For more information about Services for Students with Disabilities, contact:
Wade Pearson
Director, Office of Disability Accommodations
Creighton University
Harper Center
(402) 280-2749
(402) 280-5579 (fax)
TTY 402-280-5733
wpearson@creighton.edu

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