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My Survey to Success

Resource Center

All new students are asked to complete the My Survey to Success, which lets us know what type of information and resources you may need in order to get off to a great start in college. If you have already completed the survey, Thank You! Below you will find links to several resources that correlate to some of the questions on the survey. For other items on the survey, you may be contacted directly by a particular office.

If you are a new student and you have not yet completed the survey, please do so now. It should take you no more than 5 minutes. To access the survey, go to Starfish. You will need to log in to the MySCCC portal to access Starfish. Please contact Academic Advising for assistance.

Technology

SUNY Schenectady, through a US Department of Education Title III grant, is able to loan laptops to students to ensure full access to their coursework. To request a laptop, please complete the Laptop Loan Request form. Once a determination has been made you will be notified, and if appropriate, where and when the laptop can be picked up.

Free computer skills tutorials and videos from GCFLearnFree.org.

  • Office 2016 Tutorials
    Acquire the essential skills needed for producing professional work using Microsoft Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word in the Office 2016 suite.

Computer Labs and WiFi Usage on Campus

Local Internet Providers

  • Brightspace Resources
    Useful links and tutorials for participating in your classes through D2L/Brightspace.

Academic Preparedness

Click here for an extensive list of Tutoring and Academic Resources

SUNY Schenectady Math Resources

Other Math Resources

SUNY Schenectady Writing Resources

Other Writing Resources

  • Grammarly
    Virtual writing assistant for proofreading and editing.

The College offers walk-in tutoring in the Begley Learning Commons and one-on-one online tutoring in many course subjects. Learn about availability and sign up procedures on the Learning Center website.

Personal Responsibilities and Concerns

In addition to the information found at the links below, there are resources available through United Way 211.

On-Campus Supportive Personal Counseling

Off-Campus Mental Health Services

Health Insurance

Stress Management

SUNY Schenectady students who have a valid Student Identification Card and are enrolled in credit-bearing classes are eligible to ride all CDTA buses. The SUNY Schenectady Student Identification Card is to be swiped on the bus upon boarding. The ID card is not transferable to other people. Please note that there is a fee to replace a lost Identification Card.

Available Services and Campus Activities

ADA Transition Services uses a collaborative model to develop accommodations and learning strategies for students with permanent and temporary disabilities.

  •  ASAP (Advancing Success in Associate Pathways) removes financial barriers to full-time study, provides structured pathways to help students gain and maintain academic momentum, and creates connected communities through integrated support and engagement activities.
  • EOP (Education Opportunity Program) – Provides direct services that will enhance your academic, personal, social, and student life
  • TRIO Student Support Services – A free service that empowers first-generation college students, income-eligible students, and students with disabilities to explore and achieve their academic, career, financial, and personal goals.

Transfer Services – SUNY Schenectady offers assistance to help you choose the 4-year college that is right for you.

Contact Anna Westerman, Academic Advisor/Veterans Certifying Officer
westerap@sunysccc.edu
518-381-1200 x1185