ASLR
This office helps with tutoring, study strategies, and time management.
A. Career Development
B. ASLR
C. Counseling Services
D. Registrar
B. ASLR
This resource helps with essays, brainstorming, and revisions.
A. Career Center
B. Writer’s Workshop
C. ASLR Tutoring
D. Registrar
B. Writer’s Workshop
This office helps with resumes, internships, and networking.
A. ASLR
B. Career Development
C. Counseling
D. Registrar
B. Career Development
This support helps with stress and mental health.
A. ASLR
B. Counseling Services
C. Registrar
D. Dining Hall
B. Counseling Services
Student-led groups you can join to find community.
A. Classes
B. Clubs / Organizations
C. Offices
D. Exams
B. Clubs / Organizations
This ASLR service lets you meet 1-on-1 to improve study habits and set goals.
A. Therapy Sessions
B. Office Hours
C. Academic Coaching
D. Advising Hold
C. Academic Coaching
These people help guide your academic planning.
A. RAs
B. Academic Advisors / Class Deans
C. Coaches
D. Professors Only
B. Academic Advisors / Class Deans
These are competitive opportunities like Fulbright or Truman.
A. Clubs
B. Fellowships
C. Majors
D. Internships Only
B. Fellowships
This program provides mentorship for students adjusting to college.
A. Mentor Program
B. Clubs
C. Orientation Only
D. Career Center
A. Mentor Program
This program helps incoming students adjust before classes start.
A. Finals Week
B. Passport
C. Orientation Only
D. Advising
B. Passport
These sessions teach note-taking, time management, and studying smarter.
A. Labs
B. Academic Success Workshops
C. Club Meetings
D. Lectures
B. Academic Success Workshops
This office provides accommodations for students with documented needs.
A. Counseling
B. Student Accessibility Services
C. Campus Ministry
D. Dining Services
B. Student Accessibility Services
These events prepare you for interviews and job applications.
A. Career Workshops
B. Classes
C. Exams
D. Club Fairs
A. Career Workshops
This concept focuses on caring for the whole person.
A. GPA
B. Cura Personalis
C. Syllabus
D. Attendance Policy
B. Cura Personalis
This is where many academic resources are located.
A. Gym
B. Dinand Library
C. Dorms
D. Dining Hall
B. Dinand Library
This program helps first-year students transition to college with support and workshops.
A. Orientation Only
B. Passport
C. Study Abroad
D. Honors Program
B. Passport
This helps you organize your schedule and manage your time better.
A. Academic Coaching
B. Group Chat
C. Syllabus
D. Finals Week
A. Academic Coaching
This connects your major to real-world careers.
A. Homework
B. Career Advising
C. Study Groups
D. Orientation
B. Career Advising
Where you go if you're overwhelmed and need academic + personal strategies.
A. ASLR
B. Dining Hall
C. Gym
D. Registrar
A. ASLR
These help students build connections on campus.
A. Homework
B. Campus Events
C. Exams
D. Office Hours
B. Campus Events
This resource provides peer tutors for classes like bio, chem, and neuroscience.
A. Office Hours
B. Library Desk
C. STEM+E Tutoring
D. Counseling
C. STEM+E Tutoring
This philosophy focuses on improving the writer, not just the paper.
A. Grammarly
B. Writing Process
C. Memorization
D. Editing Only
B. Writing Process
The overall goal of career resources.
A. Pass Classes
B. Make Friends
C. Prepare for jobs or grad school
D. Get Attendance Points
C. Prepare for jobs or grad school
These programs support first-gen and underrepresented students.
A. Random Clubs
B. Passport / Mentorship Programs
C. Athletics
D. Dining Plans
B. Passport / Mentorship Programs
The overall goal of campus resources.
A. Grades Only
B. Student Success & Support
C. Attendance
D. Rules
B. Student Success & Support