Helpful student success resources for students, faculty and staff.
Academic success requires more than attending class.
Planning your degree, building strong study habits, using tutoring early, and addressing challenges outside the classroom all play an important role in staying on track.
The services listed below support academic performance, skill development, career preparation, and overall well-being. These resources are available to all students, whether you are planning ahead or working to strengthen your academic standing.
Not sure where to start? Schedule an appointment with Academic Advising or Success Advising to discuss your goals and next steps.
The Cooperative Learning Center (CLC) supports student success through peer-to-peer collaboration that builds confidence, curiosity, and academic skills. Guided by trained student tutors, the CLC creates inclusive learning spaces and works across disciplines to provide accessible, student-centered tutoring and coaching.
The Mathematics and Statistics Cafés create opportunities for students to build communities of learning to support their success in their mathematics or statistics courses. Each Café is staffed with faculty or students who are knowledgeable about a variety of topics, including statistics and calculus. Students are welcome to use the space to work on assignments, ask questions, or work in groups of classmates (even if they don’t have any questions), and enjoy the community.
Degree planning, course sequencing, major changes, and graduation progress support.
Support for academic improvement, study strategies, time management, and accountability.
Career exploration, resume support, interview preparation, and graduate school planning.
Engage in community-based learning experiences that connect coursework with real-world impact.
Confidential counseling and mental health support to help students manage stress and personal challenges that may impact academics.
Medical services that support student well-being and academic participation.