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The Student Academic Success Center offers a wide variety of opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of who they are as a learner, communicator, and ultimately scholar. We support student success by providing academic coaching, course-specific tutoring, communication consulting and workshops, accommodations and support for students with disabilities, and language support for English language learners. Our program offerings are free and open to all students. We also engage with faculty and staff to improve the coordination and professional development for academic advisors.

The following resources are available to you once you are a matriculated student - please do not attempt to access them before you begin classes.    

• Academic Coaching provides holistic one-on-one peer support and group workshops to help undergraduate and graduate students find and implement their conditions for success.

• Peer Tutoring consists of ongoing individualized and small group sessions for students seeking support related to their coursework. You can utilize tutoring to discuss course related content, clarify and ask questions, work through practice problems, etc.
• Communication Support has trained consultants who are ready to help individuals and small groups with any written, verbal, or visual project. If you’re conveying ideas to another person, we’ll help you make sure those ideas are clear and communicated effectively.
• Language and Cross-Cultural Support has consultants who can help multilingual students with second language acquisition needs in writing, speaking, and reading.

The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is ÎÞÂëרÇø’s centralized career services center providing services, programs and materials to students enrolled in ÎÞÂëרÇø Online.  

The following resources are available to you once you are a matriculated student - please do not attempt to access them before you begin classes.    

CareerShift

CareerShift was created to help job seekers successfully navigate the published and hidden job market to find gainful employment. CareerShift has offered an online set of integrated applications proven to help job seekers since 2007.

Named "The Best Job Search Tool on the Internet," CareerShift is available to individual users, institutions, and organizations nationwide. Using an exclusively licensed, patent-pending set of integrated tools, job seekers can find employment opportunities and company contacts more easily and conveniently. With tools like CareerShift's robust company and contact database, users can find current job connections and make meaningful new connections.

Big Interview

Big Interview is an online resource that combines training and practice modules to help improve your interview technique and build your confidence. You have at your disposal a variety of tools including:

• • Challenging, virtual mock interviews for all experience levels and dozens of industries
  • A database of thousands of interview questions with tips on how to answer them
  • The ability to rate and share your interview answers for feedback
  • A comprehensive video training curriculum covering all aspects of landing a job
  • A step-by-step Interview Answer Builder for crafting answers to behavioral questions

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The University Libraries offers access to millions of e-resources including e-books, newspapers, journal articles, dissertations, online tutorials and more. This includes an interlibrary loan service for digital book chapters and journal articles, for resources we do not hold in our collections. In addition, the Libraries offers research support through email, chat and virtual consultations, on topics including navigating library collections, finding scholarly information and data, data and information management, and data analysis and visualization. The Libraries workshop series includes many virtual workshops open to all ÎÞÂëרÇø students, staff and faculty.

The Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion actively cultivates a strong, diverse and inclusive community capable of living out these values and advancing research, creativity, learning and development that changes the world.

Learn more at /student-diversity/ 

The Office of Disability Resources provides responsive, reasonable accommodations to help students accomplish their best work. We work to ensure that qualified individuals receive reasonable accommodations as guaranteed by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Students can apply for accommodations when they receive their AndrewID and are encouraged to apply as early as possible to ensure appropriate support when classes begin.