Willard-DiLoreto is our one-stop shop on campus. On the first floor, students will find our Career Development Office, our Wellness Center, and our Card Office. The second floor features the Bursar’s Office, the Registrar’s Office, the Financial Aid Office, and the Accessibility Office. The third floor is where students will find our Writing Lab as well as The Learning Center. Students who need one-on-one help in a subject or work better within a group tutoring session will be able to get homework help here. Above all, it is home to the Carol A. Ammon College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.
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Many Student Services Are Available In Willard DiLoreto Hall
Career Development Office
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Financial Aid
Explore Central
Student Accessibility Services
The Learning Center
The Writing Center
⭐ Career Development Office
The Career Development Office provides students and alumni with resources and opportunities which assists in the development and implementation of career plans and goals. We help students and alumni achieve career readiness with 1-on-1 Career Coaching, Résumé/Cover Letter Critiques, Internship, Co-op, and Job Search Strategies, Interview Preparation and Practice, Career Development Workshops, Networking with Employers, and Career Fairs.
🏫 College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
The Carol A. Ammon College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences (CLASS) prepares students for a complex and interdependent world as engaged and thoughtful global citizens. Through learning in the liberal arts tradition, we challenge students to be critical, creative thinkers; accurate, effective communicators; and knowledgeable members of society.
Graduates of CLASS are innovative, intellectually curious, well-read, and prepared for professional lives or further specialized study. We achieve these goals through excellence in teaching; faculty and student scholarship; research and creative activity; and community engagement.
💰 Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office’s mission is to assist students with reducing financial barriers that limit their access to higher education at Central Connecticut State University. Our mission is accomplished by administering Federal, State, and Institutional funds equitably and ethically while providing efficient and effective service to our aid applicants and their families.
🚀 Explore Central
The Explore Central office is the place for incoming students who are in the process of determining the right academic path to follow at Central. The mission of Explore Central is to advise students who are undecided about choosing an academic major. The goals of the office are to assist students in assessing their strengths, interests, and skills, exploring potential academic majors, coordinating an academic plan of study, relaying academic requirements, and declaring an academic major by 30-45 credits.
🤝 Student Accessibility Services
Student Accessibility Services are committed to providing an accessible campus environment for all students. Central Connecticut State University is committed to making the necessary and reasonable modifications of programs, services, and facilities to provide qualified students with the opportunities necessary to pursue their educational objectives without fear of discrimination.
👨💻 The Learning Center
The Learning Center (TLC) can assist with academic coaching, tutoring, study skills, and classroom presentations. TLC is located in Willard-DiLoretto Hall and has virtual appointments available.
📝 The Writing Center
At Central's Writing Center, we offer free, one-on-one tutoring to the Central community. In our sessions, we provide resources, strategies, and techniques for writing across disciplines and genres.
