No. Once a student is selected for participation in the program, she/he does not reapply each year and will remain in the program until graduation from Crowder College.

Financial need is based on guidelines published by the U.S. Department of Education. If you qualify for a Pell grant you usually meet the financial need guidelines.

A “first-generation college student” is a student/participant whose parents or legal guardians with whom they permanently reside have not completed a bachelor’s degree or higher.

The SSS offices are located on our campus in the Hickey Building rooms 134 & 136 on the Webb City campus.

All SSS services are offered at no cost to participants. However, some cultural activities may require a deposit which will be refunded at the time of participation.

SSS participants are expected to meet with a SSS Academic Coordinator each semester to complete a Personal Success Plan (your chance to set goals for each class) and see a SSS staff member at least one additional time during each semester. There are many opportunities offered each semester in which you will want to participate.

Yes. Free tutoring is available to all Crowder College students. Stop by the SSS office to get more information.

Just come by the SSS office and complete a tutor application. A tutor must have a B or greater in the courses they wish to tutor.

SSS provides comprehensive, one-to-one academic services in addition to other educational, cultural, and personal services. Our objective is to provide you with the services you need to become a successful, responsible college graduate. The more you participate in the SSS program, the more benefits you will receive.

Webb City SSS Offices are open 8:00AM – 4:30PM Monday through Friday.