Academic Achievement Center (AAC)

About The AAC

The Academic Achievement Center, which occupies a 9000 square foot space on the ground floor of Maxwell Library, opened in January of 2001, bringing to fruition a vision that evolved from campus-wide planning and commitment. The Center offers a comprehensive array of programs and services to support the continued academic success of Bridgewater State College students.

Academic advising is a major function of the Achievement Center. Programs include the Haughey First Year Advising program, academic advising for all degree-seeking students who have not yet declared a major, and evening advising for currently enrolled and prospective non-degree seeking (Continuing Education) students.

In addition, learning assistance programs and services are many and varied. The Achievement Center is home to the college Honors Program, Second Language Services, the Office of Disability Resources, Tutoring Services, as well as the Writing Studio, Mathematics Services, Study and Research Services, and the Communications Laboratory.

With all the services available in the center, the AAC is the largest hub of student academic services on campus. Ideally located in the basement of the Maxwell Library in the center of the BSC Campus, the Academic Achievement Center is a vibrant environment at the heart of the BSC academic community.

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Last Modified: April 29, 2008