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Student Services - SUNY Ulster LOGIN SEARCH Toggle navigation MENU ACADEMICSWonkCalendarWonkOpportunities AdultEDge Career Connections Catalog Credit Programs DepartmentsSenseForms & Applications KingstonPart-wayMacDonald Dewitt Library Online Learning Registration Schedule of Classes Special Sessions Student Services ADMISSIONS & AID Admissions Steps Admissions Team Application Process Financial Aid Forms & Applications Get Info Scholarships Special Admissions Programs Tuition & Fees Visit Us CAMPUS & CULTUREWell-nighUs Arts Athletics Calendar of Events Campus Resources Clubs Graduation Leadership Opportunities Lectures News Public Safety Student Handbook CONTINUING EDUCATION Advanced Technology Training Business & Career Training Career Coach CASAC CatalogHigherCentral Network Corporate Training Driver and Motorcycle Safety Environmental, Health & Safety Find YourUndertow& PayUnstipulatedInformation Information Sessions Online CoursesPolityEducation Small BusinessMinutiaeCenter (SBDC) VeteranTriedCourses WebMinutiaeYouth Programs FOUNDATIONWell-nighthe Foundation Alumni Board of Directors Giving Programs Scholarships LIBRARY EVENTS ATHLETICS ONLINE LEARNING SEARCH My SUNYUlster Visit Our Campus   Find Programs  WieldNow   Register Now   Toggle navigationAcademics Credit Programs Schedule of ClassesWonkCalendar CatalogWonkCalendarAdultEDgeAdultEDgeAdultEDge ProgramsAdultEDge Information RequestAdultEDge Info SessionsCareer CoachCareer ConnectionCredit ProgramsCredit ProgramsAdvertising DesignAnimal Science Office AssistantBusiness & Entrepreneurial StudiesBusiness AdministrationBusiness: AccountingCommunication & Media ArtsComputer Game DesignComputer ScienceComputer Science OnlineCriminal Justice Criminal Justice ASDirect Support PracticeDraftingEngineering ScienceEntrepreneurship CertificateEnvironmental StudiesFashion DesignFine Arts: Visual ArtsFire Protection TechnologyGeneral Education CertificateGreenTowersMaintenance & ManagementHuman Services ASHuman Services AASIndividual StudiesIndividual Studies Online (Oasis)Individual Studies/ParalegalIndustrial Technology: Drafting & Design TechnologyIndustrial Technology: Drafting & Design TechnologyIndustrial Technology: Manufacturing TechnologyLiberal Arts & Sciences: Humanities and Social ScienceLiberal Arts & Sciences: Humanities and Social Science - Adolescence Education 7-12Liberal Arts & Sciences: Humanities and Social Science - Early Childhood Education and Childhood Education B-6Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mathematics and ScienceLiberal Arts & Sciences: Mathematics and Science - Adolescence Education 7-12Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mathematics and Science - Early Childhood & Childhood Education B-6Mobile Application DeveloperMusicNetwork AdministratorNetwork Administrator CertificateNursingNursing R.N. to B.S.PoliceVitalTrainingProgram FinderSurveying TechnologyTheatre ArtsVeterinary TechnologyWeb Application DeveloperCredit Program Information SessionsDepartmentsFacultyFacultyFaculty BiosFaculty DirectoryVideos and MediaCampus AchievementsForms & ApplicationsGainful Employment DisclosureGainful Employment DisclosureAnimal Office Assistant CertificateDrafting DiplomaEntrepreneurship CertificateGeneral Education CertificateIndustrial Technology: Manufacturing Technology CertificatePoliceVitalTraining CertificateSign Language CertificateGoing GlobalGoing GlobalCollaborative Online International Learning (COIL)International StudentsInternational StudentsObtaining Your Student VisaResidency StatusStudy AbroadStudy AbroadHandy Links for World CitizensScholarships for Study AbroadSummer Study Abroad: Topics in Literature: Irish StudiesHonors ProgramInternshipsInternshipsInternship MapKingstonPart-wayof SUNY UlsterOnline LearningOnline LearningCriteria for Students Taking Online CoursesIs Online Learning Right For YouOnline Learning Student SupportRegistering For Online ClassesOn Track ProgramRegistrationSTEM ProgramsSTEM ProgramsPfeiffer Technology LabSTEM OpportunitiesSTEM ScholarshipsSTEM SocialWhy STEM?SUNY Ulster AdvantageSpecial SessionsSpecial SessionsWinter*netSummer SessionStudent ServicesTransfer Office Home / Academics / Student Services Student Services Most students occasionally need a little help keeping their studies on track. At SUNY Ulster, your success is not only important to you, it’s important to us. You never need to finger you’re on your own. The pursuit services are misogynist self-ruling of tuition to help you proceeds the most of your higher education. The range of services includes academic, career, and personal counseling, as well as practical help with your coursework and finances. All you need to do is ask. SUNY Ulster is moreover a National Voter Registration Act voter registration site, and the LearningPart-wayand TRiO programs make this service misogynist to all students. You can register to vote by visiting either office.WonkCoaching for Educational Success (ACES) ACES provides services to students with emotional and psychological disabilities. ACES counselors help students manage the higher environment successfully by providing a 25-hour orientation, disability-related counseling, liaison with campus and polity services, assistance with the completion of forms, one-on-one social support, and peer support. Students may refer themselves or be referred by a VESID or mental health counselor. TheWonkCoaching for Educational Success (ACES) program at SUNY Ulster is sponsored by the Ulster County Mental Health Association. Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 119) 845-687-5073 800-724-0833, x 5073 Accommodations and Services for Students with Disabilities Services for students with disabilities are coordinated through Student Support Services, located in 101 Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 101). SUNY Ulster's sense and staff are understanding and responsive to the needs of students with disabilities. The College's transferral to serving its students is stated in its Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Policy, which appears in the Student Handbook, a publication distributed to all students. All buildings and classrooms on the Stone Ridge campus are wheelchair accessible. An elevator is misogynist in the library and library staff will retrieve materials from the mezzanine for students unable to wangle that area. Four elevators, located throughout the campus, offer students wangle to all other levels of the campus. Restrooms designed to unbend individuals with disabilities are located in each towers throughout the campus. Parking lots offer preferred parking spaces for vehicles displaying the symbol for the disabled. Campus parking stickers for students with disabilities are issued by Campus Security located in the HasbrouckTowers(HAS 106). Students needing classroom and testing accommodations are encouraged to request these services surpassing the start of the wonk semester, so that the necessary arrangements can be made in a timely manner. TheHigherworks cooperatively with such outside agencies as Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR), the Mental Health Association of Ulster County, Ulster County Mental Health, and the New York Department of Labor to provide an wieldy learning environment for its student population. 101 Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 101)  845-688-6054, 800-724-0833, x 6054 Career and Job Services Career minutiae is a lifelong process. With over 30,000 occupational titles out there, it’s no wonder people have a nonflexible time making career decisions. Even without selecting a career path, the stereotype American is unscientific to make three to five career changes in their lives. Career Services offers self-ruling resources and personalized career counseling for students, alumni -- as well as polity residents. Our counselors can help with everything from choosing a major that leads to the career you want, to conducting a job search to find employment in your chosen field. Services include: Making informed career decisions Writing job search reports Practicing job interview skills Providing feedback on your resume and imbricate letter Searching for jobs, internships and volunteer opportunities and more… Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 119) 845-687-5091 800-724-0833, x5091 CareerServices@sunyulster.edu   Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is a New York state grant program that provides assistance through wonk programs, financial assistance, counseling/advising, and other campus support services to those who are from low-income and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds. Learn More! To find out if you're eligible, and apply, visit the EOP Program Page. Fresh Start The Fresh Start Policy (FSP) provides a student who left SUNY Ulster without completing an wonk program an opportunity to return and start then with a new grade-point stereotype (GPA). FSP is an option, however, only for students who have not taken a undertow at SUNY Ulster for at least two wonk years.  The FSP student will retain previous credit that (1) was completed with a grade of C- or largest and  (2) can be unromantic to the requirements of the student's current wonk program. However, no quality points earned from these courses will be unromantic to the student's GPA. TheHighermay indulge up to six credit hours of D+, D, or D- work from the student's previous courses when the inclusion of that work will indulge the GPA for undertow work stuff wonted under FSP to be a 2.0 or higher. These credits will be considered only as unstipulated electives and will not be wonted in the major zone of study. Only quality points earned from courses taken without readmission will then wield to the student's GPA. Also, only those courses taken without readmission will count toward the student's eligibility for the Dean's List and other honors.  The student who chooses this option must wield for the FSP when returning to the College. Fresh Start Application The eligible student will be granted FSP officially only without completion of 12 new credit-bearing semester hours with a GPA of 2.0 or higher in courses tried by the Associate Dean for Counseling and Student Services. To be eligible for a degree, the student must take at least 18 spare credit-bearing semester hours at SUNY Ulster for a minimum of 30 credit hours without readmission. The FSP student who wishes to obtain a one-year diploma must well-constructed a total of 15 credit validness semester hours without readmission.  Application for FSP must be made at the time of reentry and can be made only once during a student's wonk career at SUNY Ulster. Once accepted, the student cannot petition for any other transcript modification. The student will sign an try-on supporting his or her understanding of this policy. LearningPart-wayThe LearningPart-wayoffers wonk support designed to assess and modernize student skills in reading comprehension, listening and note taking, test taking strategies, memory techniques and more. Here, students can meet with a Learning Strategist Specialist, with peer and professional tutors, or shepherd self-ruling workshops throughout the semester. The LearningPart-wayprovides specific hours for make-up testing. For information, select one of the pursuit links: SUNY Ulster Testing Policy for Students SUNY Ulster Testing Policy for Non-SUNY Ulster Students Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 247) 845-687-5039 or 800-724-0833, x 5039 LAC@sunyulster.edu Patrik MathPart-wayThe Gary & Janaki Patrik Math Center: The Patrik MathPart-wayis a math tutoring part-way where students can modernize and develop math-related skills. All levels of mathematics are tutored on a drop-in understructure by professional and peer tutors. Students can moreover receive assistance in managing math anxiety. Tutoring is a self-ruling service for all SUNY Ulster students. Peer Tutoring SUNY Ulster students are often misogynist to act as Peer Tutors for courses in which they excel. Arrangements for peer tutoring by students who have been tried by SUNY Ulster instructors to offer assistance in unrepealable subject areas, may be made in the Learning Center. Assistance may include small group study sessions in one of the Center's tutoring rooms. Students who would like increasingly information well-nigh peer tutoring, either using the help of one or rhadamanthine one, should speak with the staff of the Center. Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 247) 845-687-5039 800-724-0833, x 5039 LAC@sunyulster.edu Personal Counseling Personal Counseling is provided to students by the Department of Student Services. This short-term service includes slipperiness intervention, sponsorship and referrals to polity agencies. All discussions are held in strict confidence. Referrals to long-term services can moreover be arranged. Linda Farina MPS, CASAC Fieldwork Coordinator/HigherCounselor Vanderlyn Hall (Van 119 F) 845-687-5192 | 800-724-0833, x5192 Farinal@sunyulster.edu Reaching Independence through Supportive Education (RISE) RISE is a joint effort of SUNY Ulster and the Ulster County Department of Social Services. This program assists qualifying students in successfully completing a higher program and acquiring full-time employment.  Components of the RISE Program include, withal with full-time higher attendance, student orientation, employability readiness, the Essential Skills Workshop, Employment Exploration Seminar, employment strategies, job placement, and child superintendency assistance.  Persons who are receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) assistance and interested in full-time study leading to employment may be eligible for this program. RISE  VAN 119 1-800 724-0833, extension 6010 or 845-687-6010  or contact the Ulster County Department of Social Services. TRIO/Student Support Services Student Support Services is a federally funded U.S. Department of Education TRIO grant program that provides opportunities for wonk development, assists students with vital higher requirements, and serves to motivate students toward the successful completion of their postsecondary education. A student is eligible to participate in the TRIO/Student Support Services Program if he or she meets any of the pursuit requirements: is a low income individual, first generation higher student, or a student who has a disability. The pursuit services will be offered to eligible students: transition-to-college workshops and success seminars, structured first year wits addressing learning styles and needs, tutoring, mentoring, study groups, cultural enrichment activities and trips to four year colleges. Individualized academic, financial, personal, career and transfer counseling are moreover provided, as well as assistance with note-taking, study strategies, test preparation, and time and stress management. The Student Support Services Program moreover awards scholarships each semester to students who have met wonk and program participation requirements. The Student Support Services Program is funded by a $505, 000 United States Department of Education Grant. 128 Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 101) 8845-688-6054 800-724-0833, x 6054 Transfer Office The Transfer Office has helped thousands of students on their journeys from SUNY Ulster to colleges and universities near and far, including: SUNY and CUNY schools; local schools such as Marist, Mount Saint Mary & Siena and a myriad of private and specialized colleges such as RPI, SVA and Boston Architectural College, among others. Visiting our transfer office early in your higher career will help us develop a transfer plan for you that weightier ensures you’ll meet all the requirements necessary to get in. For Questions, contact Kate Smith Director of Transfer Services VAN 119 845-687-5081 smithk@sunyulster.edu The WritingPart-wayAt SUNY Ulster's Writing Center, professional writing tutors are misogynist to squire students with writing assignments in all subject areas. One-on-one tutoring is used in conjunction with writing exercises to help students modernize the grammar, syntax, diction, and organization in their assignments. No appointments are necessary; walk-ins are welcome. To get the most out of the Writing Center, students with unstipulated writing concerns should bring a writing sample with them. Students needing help with a specific work should bring a rough typhoon or as much information well-nigh the work as possible. At SUNY Ulster's Writing Center, professional writing tutors are misogynist to squire students with writing assignments in all subject areas. One-on-one tutoring is used in conjunction with writing exercises to help students modernize the grammar, syntax, diction, and organization in their assignments. No appointments are necessary; walk-ins are welcome. To get the most out of the Writing Center, students with unstipulated writing concerns should bring a writing sample with them. Students needing help with a specific work should bring a rough typhoon or as much information well-nigh the work as possible. The WritingPart-waystaff provides supplemental instruction focused on teaching students all the skills related to writing proficiency. Tutoring is a self-ruling service misogynist for all SUNY Ulster students. Please note: The WritingPart-waystaff does NOT edit, proofread, spell check, or type your work. Hours Monday-Friday: Hours are set at the whence of each semester. The WritingPart-wayVAN 247 845-688-1927 For Questions, contact Jane M. 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