Student Success
College is a big transition — academically, socially, and personally. The Office of Student Success is here to make sure that transition works in your favor, with the tools, tutoring, and support you need to thrive at GCU, not just get by.
The Office of Student Success
The Office of Student Success takes a holistic approach to helping you finish your degree — academically and personally. That includes:
The Learning Connection (TLC)
The Learning Connection is GCU's academic support hub — offering free tutoring, study skills coaching, and time-management strategies to help you get the most out of your classes.
Peer Tutoring & Supplemental Instruction: Free, one-on-one and group tutoring from fellow GCU students who've already succeeded in the courses you're taking, open to all undergraduates. Whether you need help understanding a tough concept or want to review before an exam, our peer tutors are ready to help.
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The Math Lounge
Need help with math specifically? The Math Lounge is GCU's dedicated mathematics tutoring center, located in the lower level of the library — offering professional and peer tutoring from the Skills Development level all the way up to GCU's highest-level math courses. Reference texts for every level are available on-site. Walk in, or book the tutor of your choice online.
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Accessibility Services
Georgian Court is committed to equal access to every academic program, service, and activity for students with disabilities, in accordance with the ADA, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and applicable state law. Accessibility Services works with you to determine and coordinate reasonable accommodations — testing accommodations, documentation review, service and emotional support animal policies, and more.
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ADA Testing Coordination
Approved testing accommodations (extended time, a quiet testing environment, assistive technology, and more) are coordinated through our office — students should reach out at least one week before an exam to ensure accommodations are in place.