The Student Academic Support Center (SASC) helps students develop confidence in their abilities and achieve their academic potential.

The centers services, based on best practices in learning assistance, include needs assessment, student-to-student tutoring, and one-on-one instruction with professional staff. In collaboration with faculty and other staff, SASC coordinates specialized services for students with disabilities, manages the continuous reporting system for academic progress, and supports initiatives of the advising program.

Affirming the mission of Luther College, the center serves all students, challenging them to "learn in community and discern [their] callings."

Luther students may qualify for academic and other support services through Student Support Services (SSS), a federally-funded TRIO program targeting first generation college students who meet income guidelines. The SSS Office is co-located in Preus Library with SASC.