Resources and Services

Point's Access Student Services Office exists to provide programs and services that impact the quality of student life -- supporting academic and professional success, spiritual formation and commitments to living in community. These are those resources most pertinent to the needs and interests of Access adult learners.

West Point Resources

ID Cards

An ID card is issued to each student when he or she enrolls. Students are required to carry their ID cards when they are on University property. Cards are required for entrance to some on-campus facilities. Students may also put funds on their cards for use in the dining hall and at campus vending machines. For more information, visit the Access Admission Office.

Academic Center

The Academic Center, located in downtown West Point, is the University’s primary classroom building at the main campus. It houses a variety of student facilities including classrooms, game rooms, the Teacher Media Center, a café area, the Student Life Office and the Learning Commons.

Textbooks

Educational Resource Center, Writing Center and Learning Commons

The Educational Resource Center, or ER, is located on the first floor of the Academic Center. The ER provides help with study skills, note-taking skills, time management, professional development and test-taking skills. The Writing Center, located in the ER, can also help you develop your college-level writing skills. The first floor of the Academic Center also houses the Learning Commons, a modern library focused primarily on electronic resources.

McKinney's Coffeehouse

McKinney's Coffeehouse is a student-staffed coffee shop located in the dining hall in downtown West Point a few blocks away from the Academic Center. The McKinney's menu includes coffee, hot chocolate, Italian sodas, smoothies and other seasonal items.

Counseling Services

Any student who is struggling to adjust, or is simply going through a tough time in life, is encouraged to seek counseling through the Spiritual Formation Office (call 706-385-1450). Point University utilizes a counseling intern to provide on-campus counseling services for students. Students desiring counseling may also be referred to appropriate off-campus services. Consultations are confidential.

Campus Ministries

In encouraging students to grow spiritually, we offer a wide range of ministries and opportunities, including chapel, small groups and prayer circles. See the Student Life Office for more information about our campus ministry opportunities.

Career Planning

Career planning information for students is available through the Center for Calling and Career.

East Point Resources

ID Cards

Hathcock Center

The Hathcock Center, located on Dodson Drive, is Point’s primary classroom building at the East Point off-site location. It houses a variety of student facilities including classrooms, student lounges with televisions, the Heritage Room and a bookroom.

Library

The Library located at the East Point location provides a wide variety of resources, services and technology to both students and faculty. The library collection includes 65,000 volumes and a variety of online journals and other research sources. Research assistance is available to students at the main desk on the upper floor of the library. The library also houses a variety of study areas, a computer lab and the Educational Resource Center (ER).

Bookroom

Point University currently does not operate an on-site bookstore, but textbooks are provided by Point and distributed to Access students every five weeks coinciding with the start of new courses. The bookroom is located in the Hathcock Center. Its hours of operation are Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 - 6 p.m. For more information, please call the bookroom at 404-460-2498. Students seeking to purchase Point apparel or other branded items are encouraged to visit our online bookstore.

McKinney's Coffeehouse

McKinney's Coffeehouse is a student-staffed coffee shop located in the Hathcock Center at the East Point location. The McKinney's menu includes coffee, hot chocolate, Italian sodas, smoothies and other seasonal items.

Counseling Services

Any student who is struggling to adjust, or is simply going through a tough time in life, is encouraged to seek counseling through the Spiritual Formation Office (call 706-385-1450). Point University utilizes a counseling intern in providing on-campus counseling services for students. Students desiring counseling may also be referred to appropriate off-campus services. Consultations are confidential.

Campus Ministries

In encouraging students to grow spiritually, we offer a wide range of ministries and opportunities, including chapel, small groups and prayer circles. See the Access Student Services Office for more information about our campus ministry opportunities.

Career Planning

Career planning information for students is available through the Center for Calling and Career.

Peachtree City Resources

ID Cards

An ID card is issued to each student when he or she enrolls. Students are required to carry their ID cards when they are on University property. Student ID cards are programmed to allow entry to the building lobby and to Point’s facilities, which encompass the second floor in its entirety. Students may also put funds on their cards for use in the dining hall and at campus vending machines. For more information, visit the Access Admission Office.

Bookroom

Point University currently does not operate an on-site bookstore, but textbooks are provided by Point and distributed to Access students every five weeks coinciding with the start of new courses. The Peachtree City bookroom is located on the second floor, immediately to the left of the elevator. Students seeking to purchase Point apparel or other branded items are encouraged to visit our online bookstore.

Computer Lab

Our Peachtree City facility houses a computer lab featuring six desktop computers, two networked printers and workspace for up to 10 students at any given time. The computer lab is available to students during all regular business hours, and remains accessible while evening classes are in session on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

COMPASS, CLEP and DSST Testing

At this time, CLEP, DSST and COMPASS testing through Point University is available exclusively at our Peachtree City location. Point students from all campuses/sites are welcome to schedule test sessions; appointments are secured on a first-come, first-served basis. Please call the Peachtree City main desk at 678-593-3100 for more information concerning test availability and appointment options.

Savannah Resources

Textbooks

Computer Lab

Students can access the computer lab and printer located across from the director’s office. The lab is open during office hours. If you need to visit the lab at other times, please contact the director to make arrangements.