Amarillo College offers numerous resources to help you, the student, overcome barriers while attending AC. Services include Tutoring and Career & Employment. There is also the Advocacy & Resource Center, which is the home of the Student Pantry. AC provides a Legal Clinic, and Mental Health Counseling, as well as free access to medical support for academic students.
Services like these and others are provided for free, all with the goal of helping you succeed.
Here you will find self-supporting information about how to work through difficulties you might have with AC Connect, passwords, security questions, and DUO.
Ask AC counter locations at the six campus locations. Also, links to various forms and services to assist in registration and life at Amarillo College.
Amarillo College offers both academic courses for degree-seeking students, and continuing education courses for students to enhance their skills.
AC's Dual Credit program offers qualified high school (or homeschooled) students an opportunity to earn college credit while completing high school requirements.
Library locations on the Washington Street Campus and West Campus, plus a listing of services offered, including articles, books and archives.
Student and Employee forms are found on AC Connect. The link below will take you directly to the login page.
Major policies and regulations which directly affect the students at AC are a must-read for all new students.
https://catalog.actx.edu/content.php?catoid=25&navoid=1169#gsc.tab=0
Students can easily access services and resources that can assist them when they encounter life barriers that may prohibit their success.
Business Services provides a variety of services for AC students and staff. Some services include info about payments, refunds, direct deposit.
Free and comprehensive career planning resources. Our services are available for prospective students, current students, and alumni.
In counseling, the student and counselor work together to develop more personal awareness and the skills needed to overcome barriers to success.
The Disability Services are here to help students with a disability apply for Disability Services. Any student with a diagnosed disability are eligible to apply.
When you need to bring your child with you to campus to study or receive services, these areas welcome you and your child. Supervision of children is required while in these spaces.
Professional legal advice, and assistance in completing filings and documents for community members who are economically or otherwise disadvantaged.
This service provides AC students with a convenient location to view housing solutions, and for property managers to provide listings.
The Registrar of a school oversees the maintenance, policies and integrity of all student records. Some services involve transcripts, transferring, graduation, plus more.
Resources to support student parents - those of you who are parenting students; with most of them being identical to those for non-parents.
Transferring to a university can be a confusing process, but we are here to help with your planning and preparation in order to ensure a successful transition!
The Testing Center supports instruction, academic planning, and the community by providing various testing services.
All students enrolled in a math course should expect to take their regular lecture exams in the Math Testing Center.
All students enrolled in a science course should expect to take their regular lecture exams in the Science Testing Center.
AC offers free tutoring for all currently enrolled students! Tutoring Centers include campus locations and free online tutoring!