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Student Support Services is a retention program which offers academic support to students who meet certain federal guidelines. This program is designed to assist these students in obtaining a college degree.

Who qualifies for SSS? Students may qualify by having a proven academic need and by meeting at least one of the following requirements:

• Be a first-generation college student (meaning neither parent has received a bachelor's degree;
• Receive federal financial aid;
• Have a documented disability.

What kind of services does SSS provide? Students will benefit from many of our academic services such as:

• Free individualized tutoring in general education areas;
• Personal development workshops such as stress management, study skills, and self-esteem;
• Career guidance and assistance with choosing a major, resume writing, and interview skills;
• Counseling for personal concerns, academic advising, and financial aid assistance;
• Assistance for students with disabilities which may include test proctors, note takers, and readers.

The staff of Student Support Services is eager to meet students and assist them in reaching their educational goals. Please call (270) 762-4327 for more information on SSS at Murray State University or write to the following address:

Student Support Services
Murray State University
P.O. Box 9
Murray, KY 42071-0009

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Updated May 08, 2000