ACADEMIC ADVISING: Get help picking your classes.

ACADEMIC COACHING: Academic coaching is a unique one-on-one service that helps students examine their academic concerns and perceived barriers to success. Academic coaches provide individual semester-long support, help students assess strengths and needs, and focus on helping individuals reach their academic potential.

BOOKSTORE: Get the books, supplies and snacks you need for classes.

CAREER SERVICES: Get help with career decision-making and job opportunities.

DEGREE WORKS: A self-help advising tool for students to see academic history and degree program requirements and “what if” situations.

DISABILITY SERVICES: Help for students with physical and learning disabilities.

DISTANCE LEARNING: Get help with your online classes.

EYECARE: The students of the Ophthalmic Design and Dispensing program at Middlesex run the Eyeglass and Contact Lens Clinic which is open to students, faculty and the public.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT: 860-343-5711 , Wheaton 304- Contact IT for password resets, printing quotas, questions regarding wireless network, Office 365 questions.

LIBRARY: Borrow books, laptops, graphing calculators and textbooks on reserve. Use public computers or find a space to study. Get research assistance.

LISTENING LOUNGE: Free and confidential counseling services for Middlesex students experiencing emotional and mental health issues throughout the academic year.

MAGIC FOOD BUS: On-campus food pantry serving Middlesex students, faculty and staff.

MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS: Free menstrual products are available in the Magic Bus Food pantry, female restrooms, and the College Information and Communication Center (CICC).

STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES: Support for students struggling in their classes.

TECHNOLOGY CENTER: Student run center offering free computer and technology assistance

TIMELYCARE: Students have access to free 24/7 virtual medical and mental health services through TimelyCare. Seeing a doctor, counselor or health coach has never been easier!

TRANSFER PLANNING: Learn more about your transfer options.

TUTORING: Peer-to-peer assistance outside of the classroom to build a better understanding of the subject matter and develop study skills.

VETERANS OASIS CENTER: The center is an available space open to help veterans and members of the military service with their academic studies, as well as create a friendly environment where they can interact with each other and integrate into school and society.

VETERANS SERVICES: Resources for Middlesex students who have served in the military.

STUDENT LIFE

• Behavioral Intervention Team
• Student Activities
• Student Ambassador Program
• Student Senate
• Student Clubs & Organizations
• Student Leadership Opportunities
• The Center for Civic Engagement

HELPFUL LINKS

• Catalog & Policies
• Community Resources
• Consumer Information & Policies
• Core Competency Course Lists
• Emergency/Crisis Services
• Faculty Office Hours
• Final Exam Information
• General Education Requirements
• Graduation Information
• Sexual Harassment and Assault Information
• Student Handbook
• Student Right to Know Act Info
• Student Technology Resources In the Virtual Campus
• Transfer Ticket Programs

Especially for New Students

• Academic Planning Checklist
• Campus Map
• Choosing a Field of Study
• Placement Test Scores
• English Sequence
• Math Sequence
• Meeting with Your Advisor
• New Student Orientation
• Student Handbook
• Student Technology Resources In the Virtual Campus