Like many other Waubonsee services, this department is providing help through virtual means including live chat. Please view our Services Directory for key information and contact methods. Anyone who wants to come to campus is required to conduct and pass a self assessment (pdf) at home first and then wear a face mask while on campus.
Helping you achieve academic success
Whatever your educational goals may be, the variety of academic support services at Waubonsee will help you make it happen. Our dedicated faculty are just the beginning when it comes to offering academic support; our staff members throughout all departments are equally committed to helping you reach your full potential.
Academic and Transfer School Planning
The Counseling, Advising and Transfer Center is a great resource for all enrolled students, as they provide academic and transfer advising, career planning and personal counseling.
Disability Resources
Students with disabilities are encouraged to work with the Access Center for Disability Resources to secure accommodations, technology and other support.
Free Tutoring
As a Waubonsee student, you have access to free walk-in or online tutoring. You can get help in specific academic areas or with general study skills and strategies. Need help studying? Get it here!
Extra Support and Accommodations
The national Student Support Services program offers tutoring, college visits, workshops and cultural field trips to first-generation college students, low-income students and/or students with disabilities.
Supporting our students doesn't end when class does. Waubonsee honors integrity and individual rights, and Student Intervention & Support work to implement and maintain an environment where all students, faculty and staff feel empowered to learn from experience and each other.
Our Connect 4 Success (C4S) program pairs eligible students with a personal academic coach for motivation and academic support.
TRIUMPH (Transforming and Inspiring Undergraduate Men Pursuing Higher Education) program is a minority male retention program, designed to increase the number of minority males graduating from college by providing increased student services, academic support, service learning projects, community service projects and mentoring.
