Student Life & Support

Whether you’re attending classes in our beautiful Carnegie building in historic downtown Huntington, W.Va., or online—or both—Amerion College student life happens everywhere you are.

To support your well-being as an Amerion College student, most of our services are available to all students. Additional local resources are available, such as technical laboratories and equipment.

• Student Counseling
• Services for Students with Disabilities
• Laboratories and Equipment

See Our Campus

Plan to attend in–person? There’s no better way to get a feel for what it’s like to be a student here than to step through our doors. Reach out to schedule a visit. We’d love to show you around!

Call: 304-697-7550

Email: admissions@amerion.edu

Student Services & Resources

Whether providing convenient parking, computer access, accessibility for students with disabilities, or serving students in many other ways, we do everything possible to set students up for success here at Amerion College.

Parking

Amerion College is situated in downtown Huntington, W.Va. There is ample metered street parking available. Also available are several parking garages within walking distance. If you have any questions about parking, please contact a staff member at the college.

Computer Lab

Computers are available for student use during lab hours and class times. We encourage all students to take advantage of the computer lab to support their learning and complete coursework. The computer lab is open during the following hours:

Monday – Friday – 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Hours may be affected by holidays. Please call ahead to verify the schedule.

Disability Services

In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and Amerion College’s own non-discrimination policy, Amerion College will work with each student on an individual basis to determine what reasonable accommodations will be provided. Students seeking additional assistance should contact the Academic Affairs Director, Amerion College’s disability coordinator.

Grievance Procedures

Any time a student has an issue or concern with their experience at the college or interaction with an instructor, the student is encouraged to work directly with the instructor to resolve the issue. If a resolution cannot be reached, the student should contact either the Student Success Director or the Executive Director. These individuals will work with the student and other parties to resolve the situation satisfactorily.

 Any student with a complaint or grievance about college activity not resolved through standard operating procedures may request a hearing. The Chief Academic Officer, the Executive Director, the Student Success Director and an appropriate faculty member will set a date to hear the appeal. The Governing Board of the college also exists as a final appeals board for any faculty or student problem not resolved within the existing college appeal process. Appropriate state and national approval agencies and accreditation council and commission addresses and phone numbers are available in the office of the Executive Director.

If a formal complaint is not resolved to the student’s satisfaction, online students residing in State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) states (currently all states but California) may appeal a decision on a complaint to the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (WVHEPC), which operates as our SARA Portal Entity. To file an appeal, follow the WVHEPC complaint process at WVHEPC Student Complaint Process. WVHEPC’s decision on the appeal will be final.

Campus Safety

Safety and Statistics

Amerion College strives to maintain a safe educational environment. If you experience any safety or security problems, please report them to the office so that we can respond to the situation appropriately. The local law enforcement, fire protection, or emergency medical system will be contacted, if necessary.

Click here to view the Building Security Procedures.

Click here to view the Campus Safety Survey.

Student Body Population

Amerion College serves a diverse student population. You can learn more about the student population at Amerion College here.

West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and throughout the U.S.

Majority female student body (82%, Spring 2021)*

Over 375,000 academic resources (Cabell County Public Library partnership)

*Source: IPEDS

Take the Next Step

Whether you’re joining us here in Huntington or virtually from anywhere in the world, we’re eager to make you feel right at home as we prepare you for the future of your dreams!