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ACE Lab
Rochester Christian University’s Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) offers free peer tutoring sessions, 24/7 online tutoring support, study resources, computer and printer stations, and much more. At the ACE you’ll have access to student-centered programs, resources, and services to help you develop and grow as a student. It’s a great resource for printing your paper, checking your email, finding a textbook, checking out a calculator, working with a tutor, improving your study skills, or working independently. And all services and resources are free to RU students.Isom Atrium
Atrium Café is located in the Westside Chapel and is enclosed by a glass atrium. Here you’ll find an ATM, couches, chairs, and tables for relaxing and just hanging out. If you’re looking for an inexpensive meal or a just a quick snack between classes, the café sells a variety of food and beverages.Cafe Hours:
Mon-Thurs 9AM-10PM
Friday 9AM-8:30PM
Saturday 10:30AM-1:30PM
Sunday 7PM-10PM
CHILL
The CHILL (Community Hub for Integrated Living and Learning) is an inviting spot for RU students to relax, catch up on their studies and connect with friends. This area is also a great spot to host student events and study groups.Commuter Friendly Campus Spaces
As a commuter student at Rochester Christian University, you’re an incredibly valuable part of the RCU community. We want to help you make the most of your time at Rochester Christian University.
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Meal Plans
As a commuter student, you do have the option to purchase meal plans, or a block of 15, 50, or 75 meals, to use throughout the semester. You may also deposit money to use as Warriorbucks on your ID Card. Students without a meal plan will be charged for cafeteria meals at the door.
Lake Norcentra
Located on the campus of Rochester Christian University, Lake Norcentra Park is a peaceful setting of towering trees, scenic bluffs, a small lake, and a pond. A favorite spot for the campus community since the university opened in 1959, the park and adjoining estate house were formerly owned by Detroit advertising executive Lou Maxon. The park’s natural beauty and intriguing history make it a memorable place for the campus community and visitors alike.