College is a very different learning environment from high school. Not only are you challenged to think at a different level, but you also have a lot more responsibility when it comes to managing your time. One resource in particular may help you with this academic transition during your first year:

Learning Success Strategies
- Resource that provides individualized, student-centered academic coaching designed to increase student success
- Strategies taught include: test-taking, organization, productivity, studying, finding balance

If you can foresee a class being tough for you, it’s good to get some extra help before you start feeling overwhelmed. If you feel like you’re currently struggling in your classes, you might want to consider taking advantage of some of these resources today. It’s never too late to go into midterms or finals with a positive attitude! Check out these other resources available to you:

Academic Mentoring

- Communication Center *help with SCOM
- Learning Centers *help math, science, and writing classes
- Office of Disability Services
- Peer Assisted Study Sessions

- Peer Mentor Program
- University Writing Center *help with WRTC, or other writing assignments