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The Student Success Center (SSC) provides academic support services to help you achieve success at UDM. The SSC offers:

• tutoring
• testing center
• college life coaching
• placement testing
• Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

We also offer other grant-funded and special academic programs, like: 

• King-Chavez-Parks (KCP) Connections Program
• FirstGen Network
• Academic Interest & Major Exploration (AIME) program
• Health Exploration Program (HEX)
• University Academic Services (UAS) / developmental coursework

Contact the Student Success Center

Location: McNichols Campus Library, third floor, Room 319
Email: ssc@udmercy.edu
Phone: 313-993-1143

For specific contact information for SSC individuals, see the Professional staff section below.

The SSC can connect you with:

• College life coaching – For all undergraduate students, the SSC can set you up with a mentor who will meet with you on a weekly basis to provide academic success coaching and to connect you with resources on campus.
• Student accessibility services – Student accessibility services are available to all currently enrolled students who have documented disabilities that substantially limit them in one or more major life activities.
• Kings-Parks-Chavez Initiative – SSC is home to the State of Michigan grant-funded program King-Chavez-Parks Initiative (KCP). Program highlights include college life coaching with various programs and events. Find out more about the KCP Connections program.
• FirstGen Network – If your parents did not graduate with a bachelor’s degree, you are a first-generation college student – and we want you to join the Network! FirstGen Network is a space to meet for food, conversation and community. Learn more about the FirstGen Network.

Find the right major for you!

For students who haven't decided on what academic program to pursue, the SSC's University College Program offers extensive support services, developmental advising and peer mentoring. You can explore UDM's majors in our Academic Interests & Major Exploration Program (AIME). For students interested in a career in the health professions, we also offer the Health Exploration Program (HEX). Find out more on the AIME/HEX page.