The path to student success at Middlebury is the ability to articulate and take positive steps towards achieving personal, life, and academic goals.
As students transition to and through their time at Middlebury, many components will influence their ability to meet these goals. The Center for Student Success (CSS) aims to empower every Middlebury student to thrive academically, socially, and personally.
The responsibility to support and care for one another is a core component of the Middlebury College community. The Care Form helps us provide guidance and assistance when students are facing challenges beyond the classroom.
CSS helps guide students through a range of Middlebury experiences, such as:
When students are facing obstacles to their success, we also help with the following:
Learn How Your Dean Can Help.
Find out more about Class Year Experiences.
Connect with a Dean to talk through Leaves of Absence.
CSS is a valuable resource for faculty and staff, providing a sounding board for mentors, advisors and course instructors seeking to support student engagement. We can help with the following and more:
Find more detailed information at Guidance for Faculty.
Access the Care Form.
Learn more about how we share Information for Families.
If you are concerned about your student, you can fill out the Care Form.
CSS works closely with offices and centers throughout campus to create a streamlined and consistent student experience.
SAS grants help students explore and be a part of the full Middlebury experience.
The CTLR offers tutoring and other learning and studying support.
Find Health Services, Counseling, Sports Medicine, and Health and Wellness Education.
Explore jobs and internships, as well as how your major relates to future careers.
Information about tuition, financial aid, and changes in financial circumstances.
Everything related to your on- and off-campus housing needs.
Accommodations related mental health, physical health, and learning differences.
Your place to explore personal growth, sustaining identities, and varying cultures.
U.S. immigration and visa-related support and advising.
Meet educators, spiritual caregivers, ritual leaders, allies, and compassionate advocates.
Employment opportunities and information related to on-campus job issues.
Commonly accepted standards of conduct upheld by the campus community.
Work with others to make an impact through local, domestic, and global community connections.
Athletics events, opportunities, issues, and concerns.
Student activities, student government, programs and events, or groups and affiliations.
See our complete calendar of events.
Faculty and staff lead Tuesday morning meditation sits during the summer. All are welcome. No registration required. Drop in any time that works for you!
Charles P. Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life (Hathaway House)
Closed to the Public
Welcome lunch for summer research assistants and their faculty mentors. Join us for a casual meal of pizza and salads. Please arrive at noon to make sure options are available or bring your lunch and relax with researchers on the patio.
McCardell Bicentennial Hall Tormondsen Great Hall
Faculty and staff lead Tuesday morning meditation sits during the summer. All are welcome. No registration required. Drop in any time that works for you!
Charles P. Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life (Hathaway House)
Closed to the Public
