College 101 Resource Guide

Advisors help students with program information, course selection, academic goals, and registration readiness. You might contact academic advising when you need guidance on your studies, course choices, or preparing for registration.

Offers services in nine areas that speak to overall student wellness. You might contact the Care Center if you're in need of emergency financial assistance, mental health counseling, or are feeling overwhelmed by your college journey. Click on the link to read about the nine service areas.

Need a job? Want a better job? Not sure what you want to do for a career? Career Services at Wake Tech can help. The Career Services' mission is to help students assess career possibilities, set professional goals and find employment.

Disability Support Services (DSS) serves students who may require academic or non-academic accommodations for equal access to college facilities, academic programs or other activities.

Offers a range of free tutoring services for students. In-person and online tutoring are available throughout the week, including nights and weekends.

Serves as a platform for students to voice their opinions and concerns on issues that affect them.

Explore on-campus clubs and organizations you'd like to join.

Assist Admissions, Outreach, and other college areas at events on and off campus. Opportunities in marketing and promotions are often available.

Stay updated on Wake Tech's athletic events.