Academic Counseling

The Center for Student Academic Support offers individual academic counseling for students who are looking for help with their studying. These 30-minute weekly sessions are free and designed to encourage students to identify their learning styles in an effort to improve productive studying and consequently GPA. Academic Counselors are graduate students, typically in the student’s same college. To request academic counseling, students may contact CSAS and make appointments with either Ruby Wile or Alicia Severe for screening.

 

Various topics may be covered in the academic counseling sessions, which are individually tailored to meet the student's particular needs and interests. Some common topics covered include the following:

Time management
Study skills
Test-taking skills
Test preparation
Prioritization
Memory and concentration
Presentation strategies
What to do if you are placed on probation
Passing portfolio
Dealing with academic difficulties
Stress management and anxiety
Motivation
Test anxiety
Learning styles
Organization
Note-taking strategies

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