Student Success

Need help setting up your accounts or taking care of paperwork? New on-campus students and high school dual-enrollees can get assistance from a Success Coach at 570.230.4183 during regular working hours. 

You can also find checklists to track your progress on the Navigate CSU tab of your personal website, along with walkthroughs on how to get everything set up.

Student Academic Success offers academic coaching to help students improve their study and time management skills. If you could use help overcoming procrastination, learning organization or balancing academics and other commitments and preferences, you can meet with someone who will help you set goals and stay on track.

From working on active reading and listening to academic integrity to taking and using notes, an advisor can recommend tips and work with you to help you succeed.

We want to help you achieve your goals and overcome obstacles. You can make a request for Disability Services and reasonable accommodations to help you do your best.

Find details on the process and resources on our Learning Support and Accessibility page.

Are you an online, graduate or seminary student? You can submit papers for review through CSU’s Online Writing Center via email as an attached Word document. You’ll receive comments and suggestions from a fresh perspective to help you hone your communication.

Learn how you can improve your writing skills with feedback from the Online Writing Center.

The math center is led by a student consultant who can help with questions related to certain math and science courses. Students in classes such as College Math 1 & 2, pre-calculus, Calculus 1-3, Elementary Statistics and some physics can visit the center during scheduled hours, which are determined the first week of each semester. 

The math center is located on the 4th floor of Jackson Hall in the Student Success Suite. 

This zero credit class is required for all first time college students and select transfers, and is designed to help you transition smoothly into university life. You will be prepared with strategies to succeed in college-level academics, managing a healthy lifestyle and finding helpful resources.

Students can access materials, online resources and research helps through the on-campus Murphy Memorial Library. 

The online LibGuide and Library Catalog are available online at all hours.

Clarks Summit University’s professors truly care about their students. Not only are they knowledgeable in their fields, but they’re invested in their students’ academic success and spiritual growth. Small class sizes make it easier for them to get to know you and help you as an individual. If you have questions or concerns in a particular class, reach out to your professor—they want to help you!

The registrar’s office is your go-to for many things academics. On their page, find information about transcripts, catalogs, forms, and graduation information.

Many students at CSU meet regularly with a mentor who prays with them, talks about life and gives them biblical counsel. Associate Deans in OSD are a good touch point, as well as academic advisors, faculty members, staff members and people at your local church. You will find friends and mentors among your resident assistants, professors and resident directors who will continue to be there for you long after you graduate!

Students can find employment on campus under student and staff mentors who will help you develop valuable skills.

Learn more about CSU’s on-campus student employment.

Not sure what career to pursue or how exactly to get there? CSU’s Career Services Center offers Career Direct testing and assistance with resumes and cover letters, interview skills, job searches and ministry opportunities to help you gain direction and form a plan for the future.

Learn more about Career Services.

On-campus students have access to counseling services. Speaking with the associate dean of men or women is the best place to start. Foundations Christian Counseling center also has an office right on campus.