Student Services
Student Services, located in College Hall, provides a wide variety of services to enhance the student experience and promote academic success. These services consist of Success Coaching, Accessibility Services, Career Services, Counseling, and Financial Aid. The staff in Student Services will help students understand their testing/placement results; assist with building academic, financial and career plans and schedules; and help with any problems that arise concerning academic difficulty. Student Services in Zanesville serve as the “answer spot” for students
Students with disabilities (physical, learning, mental health, etc.) should contact Student Services if accommodations are requested. Documentation includes Individualized Education Plan (IEP), 504 Plan, and/or medical documentation.
Student Counseling
At Zane State College, we recognize the importance of providing mental health support to our students. Understanding that mental well-being is crucial for academic success and personal growth, we are committed to offering resources and services that promote a healthy and supportive environment for all. The College can assist by offering confidential guidance, support, and direction to help you with life’s challenges through the IMPACT Student Life Assistance Program. Features include
- Confidential LIVE phone support 24/7/365 from qualified mental health counselors
- Face-to-face, telephone, and video expanded counseling options available
Career Services
Zane State College’s Career Services Office, located in Student Services in College Hall, focuses on assisting students in making a smooth transition from their academic pursuits to their career goals.
The Office provides resources that help students develop and identify life-long career objectives, locate part-time jobs and internship opportunities, and aid graduates in securing permanent, full-time employment within their field of study.
Faculty Advising
Each student is assigned a program advisor who is actively involved in the student’s particular field of study. The advising system is designed to assist each student with individual challenges, whether they are academic, financial, or perhaps personal in nature, which may impede the continued progress of the student. The advisor assists the student in the effective planning and successful completion of all phases of college enrollment.
Faculty Office and Appointment Hours
Each faculty member maintains office hours when available for advising and meeting with students. Office hours for each faculty member are posted on faculty office doors and included in course syllabi. Students are encouraged to arrange appointments for conferences in advance to avoid conflicts.
Program Advisor Appointment Procedures
Meetings with advisors are important. During these meetings college academic plans are reviewed and discussed. Students are responsible for preparing for their future. Faculty advisors know the scheduling procedures and problems that students encounter. To have an effective preregistration meeting with an advisor, students should:
Before the meeting:
- Make an appointment with the advisor.
- Be familiar with the College catalog and the student’s program/major curriculum.
- Be aware of which courses have prerequisites and whether or not these have been completed.
- Be prepared to discuss current progress in coursework and future plans.
- Be prepared to ask questions on any procedures that are not understand.
- Items to bring:
- College Catalog/Course of Study
- List of what the student is planning to take next semester
- Copy of Advising Worksheet (graduation requirement checklist).
During the meeting the student and the advisor will:
- Review and ascertain that the Advising Worksheet Information is up to date.
- Review progress the student has made in current course work.
- Present plan for upcoming semester’s course work, checking that prerequisites are successfully completed.
- Discuss anticipated class load relative to academic success, workload, and personal needs.
The student has the responsibility for ensuring satisfactory progress toward a degree or other stated goal. Students may register for classes online or with assistance from Student Services or other advising personnel.
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Program
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is a free program that provides one-on-one support to help students excel in college, including in-person math and English tutoring, advising, and career and transfer planning. TRIO SSS is also a great place to hang out, study, attend special events, and get solutions for juggling college, work, and home life. Interested students can learn more about the program or request an application by visiting the TRIO SSS office in College Hall, visiting https://www.zanestate.edu/trio or calling 740-588-1234.
Tutoring Services
Tutoring services are provided free of charge by both professionals and peers in a variety of formats and delivery options. In person tutoring will occur in the Tutoring Rooms on the first floor of College Hall. Appointments can be made here: https://www.zanestate.edu/tutoring. Any questions or requests about scheduling or offered subjects can be sent to Emily Stainbrook, English Instructor, at estainbrook@zanestate.edu or 740.588.4426.
Website/Online Services
My ZSC serves as the online portal of information for current students. The information includes, but is not limited to, admissions, campus life, academics, alumni, finances, and other student resources. Quick links on the My ZSC portal include access to email, Blackboard, tutoring, the bookstore, and many others.
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