Carroll Community College

Because we expect students to work through academic challenges with the faculty and staff at the college rather than relying on you to intervene, the college offers services and resources designed to help students develop skills. Research shows that when students are involved in their college both academically and socially, they are more likely to succeed. 

Students should attend their First Advising Session, New Student Orientation, and Transfer Fairs; they should avail themselves of academic advising every semester; they should meet with their instructors regularly and seek tutoring if they need it; they should read the Carroll web site to learn about activities, clubs, and organizations; they should seek career counseling for major/career-related issues; they should use the Student Handbook to help with time management and to stay abreast of events and activities; they should read the Schedule of Classes and note important dates . Above all, they need to manage the college experience on their own, as much as possible, one step at a time.