We have a variety of resources available right here on campus to help you make your transition to college and your overall college experience as smooth as possible.
Center for Student Success
The Center brings together services from across campus to offer academic assistance. From academic advisors to tutoring to the First-Year Experience program, the Center has what students need to succeed.
The Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) assists students of all majors with identifying interests and career goals and creating meaningful opportunities to help you succeed in your academic, personal, and professional goals.
Even the best college environment can be a challenge if you are not at your best. The Dyson Wellness Center offers you the care, comfort and support of home.
International Student Services and Engagement (ISSE) supports, advocates and designs experiences for international students from admittance through graduation. We provide students with personal and professional development opportunities outside the classroom.
The ITS Staff assists faculty, staff and students with growing technological needs. The ITS Help Desk is the first point of contact for assistance with services offered by Information Technology Services.
A wealth of information is at your fingertips at the Oesterle Library, including CardinalSearch for research assistance. The library’s services also include an extensive archives, informational resources, instructional media and, of course, books and ebooks.
The new North Central College Campus Store will be opening July 2018. The Campus Store will offer all course materials as well as office and residence hall room essentials, North Central clothing and much more. For more information, call us at 630-637-5640.
At North Central, you’ll find a vibrant and caring community where students collect donations for coat drives, debate cases on the Mock Trial team and simply relax by playing laser tag. Sharing experiences, helping others and making lifelong friends are hallmarks of student life at North Central.
