Getting started on your future can be exciting, but it’s also a very busy time. Don’t worry. RRC is committed to your academic and personal success. That’s why we provide valuable support services to assist you in working through concerns that might impact your success at the College.
Access all of the services a student or prospective student needs, in a one-stop shop format. There’s a Student Service Centre at both NDC and Exchange District Campus. It’s the first point of contact for students and visitors. We’re here to help you! Our service offerings include:
- Academic and PLAR Advising
- Continuing and Distance Education Registration
- Financial Aid & Awards
- Full-Time Program Admissions
- General Information
- Parking Services (NDC only)
- Photo Identification
- Program and Course Information
- Tuition and Fee Payments
Students can pay all fees, update student records, pick up student loans, receive photo ID cards, and conduct all other business transactions at the Student Service Centres.
Personal well-being is key to academic success. RRC offers counselling support to help you manage problems such as: stress, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and relationship issues. Academic problems,test anxiety and financial concerns are also areas with which we can help.
If you have a diagnosed physical, learning or mental health disability, you may be eligible to receive various supports that could help you accomplish your goals while at RRC. A counsellor can help you arrange, coordinate and monitor these supports — such as exam accommodations, interpreting services, tutoring services,note-taking assistance, plus adaptive technology and equipment — based on your needs.
Our Assessment Services area provides entrance, diagnostic, and career-related testing to prospective and current students. This process is designed to better understand your needs and abilities, as well as your strengths and weaknesses relevant to learning.
Need some help understanding your course work? The Learning Assistance Centre can match you up with free peer tutors, study groups or supplemental instruction classes.
You can also get information on college success skills: learning from textbooks, note-taking, studying, test-taking techniques and time management.
If you have a learning disability, you can arrange for individualized tutoring by making an appointment with a counsellor.
Landing a job after school is, of course, a primary goal, and RRC’s Employment Services can help. We’ll assist you with job-seeking strategies, resume writing, cover letters, interview preparation/mock interviews, employment application forms, current labour market information and any other employment-related matter. We provide support and direction when looking for summer, part-time, full-time or temporary employment.
Are you an immigrant, a refugee, a visible minority, or an additional language student? RRC’s Diversity Advisors offer a variety of culturally appropriate services, including pre-enrolment advising, application assistance, plus help with academic, cultural, personal, and language concerns.