Campus Resources
This campus office helps you with resumes, internships, and career planning.
Career Services
This should always be included at the end of a professional email.
Signature
This 3-digit number impacts your ability to get loans, apartments, and credit cards.
Credit
This skill involves managing your schedule and prioritizing tasks effectively.
Time management
Taking 18 credits automatically means you are a stronger student.
Myth
(Strength = balance + performance, not overload.)
If you are struggling in a class, this free service provides tutoring and academic support.
Tutoring Center or Student Success Center
Starting an email to a professor with “Hey” instead of this more professional greeting can be inappropriate.
Dear Professor ___” or “Good afternoon ___
Using a credit card to pay for things you cannot afford — without a plan to pay it off — leads to this costly financial problem.
Debt
Feeling like you don’t deserve your success or that you “fooled” people is called this.
Imposter syndrome
EOF is only about financial support.
Myth
(It also includes advising, workshops, mentoring, community.)
This office provides counseling and mental health support to students.
Counseling Services or Wellness Center
This should be clear and specific in every professional email.
Subject line
A paid work opportunity related to your major is called this.
Internship
Meeting with your professor during these scheduled times can improve your understanding of course material.
Office hours
Networking is only important during senior year.
Myth
(Networking starts now — professors, advisors, internships, peers.)
This office can help if you have questions about financial aid, FAFSA, or grants.
Financial Aid Office
Before sending an important email, you should always do this.
Proofread or Review
This type of financial aid does NOT need to be repaid.
Grant or Scholarship
When you advocate for yourself respectfully and clearly, you are practicing this skill.
Self advocacy
If you get a refund check from financial aid, it is “extra money” to spend however you want.
Myth
(It may include loan money that must be repaid.)
This office might send the most emails in your inbox, but also gives you support on campus.
EOF Office
This is the fastest way to make a professional email look unprofessional — even if the message itself is good.
Poor grammar/spelling errors (or not proofreading)?
Getting a refund check at the beginning of the semester does not mean you earned “extra money” — it usually means this.
Leftover financial aid (or loan money that may need to be repaid)
Name three way EOF can support you beyond financial assistance.
Mentoring | Advising | Seminars | Academic support | Community
Your GPA during sophomore year can significantly impact internship and graduate school opportunities.
Fact