Now that it’s November, perhaps you’re feeling the end-of-semester crunch a bit more than you were last week. Not to worry! There are still plenty of resources available to help you succeed.\u00a0Illinois Wesleyan University provides significant support for students to achieve academic success.\u00a0 In order to be successful in college, students need to learn how to best study, manage their time, and utilize the resources available to them.\u00a0 It is ok to ask for help!\u00a0 If a student is struggling in a course, the first person the student should talk to is the professor; he or she will be able to provide information on how to be successful in that course.\u00a0 Academic advisors can also help students identify challenging issues and make referrals to appropriate campus resources.<\/p>\n
There are three sessions left in the Acadademic Skills Series<\/a>\u00a0including one this Wednesday.\u00a0The Academic Skills Series is held on the following Wednesdays from 12-12:50pm in CNS E101.\u00a0 Students can pick a specific topic to join us, or attend all sessions. (FREE Papa John’s PIZZA provided for lunch!)<\/p>\n Here are some ofter resources.<\/p>\n Many departments on campus offer peer tutoring services; students should contact their professor or the Department Chair for the specific class for details.<\/p>\n The following web resources providing a starting point to all that exist regarding time management, study skills, and transitioning to college:<\/p>\n How to Get the Most Out of Studying: A Video Series<\/a><\/p>\n Now that it’s November, perhaps you’re feeling the end-of-semester crunch a bit more than you were last week. Not to worry! There are still plenty of resources available to help you succeed.\u00a0Illinois Wesleyan University provides significant support for students to … Continue reading \n
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