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Support Services

At Columbia College Chicago, not only will you get hands-on instruction from skilled professionals and artists, but you'll also have access to free services that will help you make the most out of every learning opportunity.

College Advising Center
Have questions about your Columbia education? Your career after graduation? The College Advising Center can help, with Career Resources, FAQs, advisor listings, Oasis tutorial, and more. More...

Portfolio Center
The Portfolio Center offers help to seniors who are compiling their portfolios, as well as online resources on how to develop an impressive portfolio. More...

Science & Math Learning Center
Want help with math or science? Need to take a make-up test? Then the Science and Math Learning Center is the place to go. More...

Writing Center
Bring your writing projects and questions to the Columbia Writing Center! Writing Consultants are on-hand to help at any stage of the writing process -even non-academic writing. They also offer special assistance for learning-disabled students, non-native speakers of English, and students with difficulty reading. More...

Departmental Tutoring
Several academic departments offer course-specific tutoring for enrolled students, plus other assistance as needed. Check with your department to find out what's available!

Library Services
If you're looking for help with research or advice on how to get the most out of Columbia's library resources, Library Services is the place to go! More...

Conaway Achievement Project
The Conaway Achievement Project offers support and community to first-generation college students, students from low-income backgrounds, and students with disabilities. Join in a workshop or multicultural outing, or meet with a counselor or tutor to ease your transition to college life. More...

Services for Students with Disabilities
SSD offers accommodations, such as note-taking assistance and private testing rooms, to Columbia students with documented disabilities.  More...