Mentor program helps the freshman student transition to the university life with the help of an upper classman. Mentors are volunteer students selected on their leadership, career interest and academic standing.

Social and Cultural Activities are organized throughout the year by student staff working in the Latin American Cultural Center and the Anacaona Cultural Center.

Computer lab and study centers offer a comfortable learning and working environment with internet access and laser printer and other entertainment equipment. The computer lab is located in Wilder Hall and is opened Monday-Friday from 9-5pm, and the LACC hosts study hours Monday-Thursday from 6pm-12am.

ALANA Job Fair and career workshops to promote career opportunities for minority students and assistance with resume building and preparing for interviews.

Community Service opportunities to recruit prospective students ranging from participation in the Phone-a-thon to increase the yield of accepted students, in panel presentations for high school students and assist in special tours and visits.

Counselors to help you cope with personal matters, university regulations and procedures, academic and financial aid issues and offer referrals when appropriate.