Introduction
Our goal is to support all students in the School of Social Sciences in pursuit of their post-baccalaureate goals. The SSARC seeks to develop students into professionals by providing resources for graduate school and internship placement.
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The Social Sciences Academic Resource Center (SSARC) was created in 1992 to assist undergraduate students of the School of Social Sciences to obtain a competitive edge for their post-baccalaureate goals. Grounded in giving students opportunities, defining work ethic, and teaching professionalism, our Center has evolved into a one-stop location to address an entire range of student achievement and academic success, including graduate school admissions, career preparation, internship placement, scholarly promotion, and community.
The SSARC provides you with a great quiet space to study. Come by during our normal
business hours for a comfortable place to prepare for exams throughout the quarter.
SSARC 2025 Fall Hours (Week 1 – 10)
In-Person: Mondays – Thursdays 9:30am – 4:30pm
Virtual: Fridays 9:30am – 4:30pm
How can SSARC help you? We can connect you to:
Graduate school applications
Academic Internships & career positions
Schoolwide and campuswide scholarships
Faculty-mentored research opportunities
Campus leadership & service opportunities
Finding & building a community
Schedule a Consultation
Our team is available for remote and in-person one-on-one 30-minute consultations. To schedule an appointment, click the button below. Once scheduled, you will receive an email and calendar invite from our team with additional information. Consultations must be scheduled 12 hours in advance. First appointment available at 9:30am and last appointment available at 4:00pm. We welcome walk-ins!
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION
Community Building
Community Building
“We foster a sense of belonging and connection among social sciences students through events, networking opportunities, and support systems that encourage collaboration and peer engagement.”
Graduate and ProfessionalSchools / Research
Graduate and Professional Schools / Research
“We provide guidance and resources for students interested in pursuing graduate studies or engaging in research within the social sciences. Our services include one-on-one consultations, workshops on graduate school applications, and research opportunities.”
Internships and Careers
Internships and Careers
“We offer career preparation services to help you secure internships and develop the professional skills needed to thrive in your chosen field. Our team provides individualized career counseling, resume reviews, and hosts large-scale workshops to equip you with the tools you need for success.”
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