Campus411

Campus411 is a one-stop student services center that can assist you with any questions regarding your admission, academic record, financial aid, registration, and student account. They also provide referral services to other student support offices as needed. Campus411's mission is to provide a centralized location where the University community is effectively and efficiently served, resolve issues in support of educational goals, and empower students to manage their academic life.

Please visit the Campus411 Services web page to review a list of services our office provides.

Career Services

Career Services prepares students for success by providing educational and career opportunities beyond their classroom experience. Career Services provides resume critiques, co-op and internship programs, mock interviewing, career courses, career fairs, and much more! For more information visit the Career Services website.

Counseling and Testing Services

The Office of Counseling and Testing provides personal, academic and career counseling. They offer consultations, outreach programs and other services aimed to help all members of the campus community. The counseling center will address any emotional, transitional and mental health concerns. All appointments and services are confidential. For more information visit Counseling and Testing Center website.

Health and Wellness

Health care is provided to all students, staff & faculty. The clinic is staffed by certified nurse practitioners and two physicians who are qualified to discuss your health history, perform physical examinations and provide care for you.There is no charge for most visits and minimal charges for medications, lab tests, and physical exams. Health and Wellness Services offers health insurance to all students, faculty, and staff through GM-Southwest, Inc. For more information visit Health Services website.

Office of Disability Services

The Office of Disability Services is responsible for assisting eligible students with a disability and coordinating the appropriate accommodations for their needs. All accommodations are individualized and anyone requesting accommodations must do so through this office. For more information visit the Disability Services website.

Child Development Center

The Child Development Center provides on-campus childcare throughout the day and evening. There is financial assistance available for those who qualify and day care vouchers are accepted. For more information visit Child Development Center website.

Math and English Placement Testing

The math placement test is required of all transfer students who have not successfully completed college-level math courses at their previous institution and must completed prior to enrolling in any math course. The results will help your Academic Advisor determine the most appropriate math course you take your first semester. You will need to contact the Testing Center at 216.687.2566 to receive your login and password information.

The English placement test is based on certain ACT/SAT scores. If you do not have an ACT or SAT score, you are required to take the placement test. Students dissatisfied with their placements can also take the English Placement Exam. For more information about the English placement test, please visit the Placement Testing Center website.

Tutoring Services

The Tutoring and Academic Success Center is available to assist students in finding the right tutorial assistance and locations of the tutoring centers around campus for 100 level courses. For more information visit the Tutoring Center website. The Math Center is located in MC 471 and offers supplemental tutoring for any mathematics course. Math tutoring is provided on a drop in basis. No appointment is needed. Students must show ID the first time they come for math tutoring. For more information call 216.687.4549. The Writing Center is located on the first floor of the library and will assist students who need help writing college level papers by offering tutoring and workshops to improve writing skills. For more information visit the Writing Center website.

Michael Schwartz Library

The CSU Library is a great place to study alone or as a group. Some of the library's many features include computer labs, multimedia equipment, OhioLink, presentation rooms and an adaptive technology lab for students with disabilities. Also, The University Library’s website allows you access to journals and research databases from on and off-campus. For more information visit the Michael Schwartz Library website.