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Academic and Support Services:
CORE requirements
Major
requirements
College of
Arts and Humanities (ARHU) requirements
Academic
Advising, ARHU Office of Student Affairs
Libraries
Information for students
seeking academic assistance such as tutoring or study
skills
Information for students on Academic
Probation or Dismissal
Learning Assistance
Service--tutoring, time management skills, study skills
The Honors
program offers tutoring in a wide range of subjects.
Writing Center
Math Assistance--Math
Department, Math/Stat
Learning center, the
Math Success Program, OMSE
Office of Multi-Ethnic
Student Education--tutoring services and study groups
for various subjects
Counseling
Center--should you feel stressed or overwhelmed call
them for an
appointment, all is kept confidential.
Disability
Support Services--students who are registered with
the office may be
permitted extra time on exams, have notetakers, have priority
registration, etc.
Returning
Students Program for individuals 25 or over who have experienced
a break in their formal education and are now returning.
International
Education Services--for international students
University Health
Center--for stress management, medical services, substance
abuse prevention
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Extracurricular
Activities:
Office
of Campus Programs
Student
Organizations
Sports
and Hobbies
Programming
and/or Governing Boards--such as the Student Government
Association
Greek
Life
Leadership
Programs and Information
Commuter Affairs and
Community Service
Multicultural
Involvement and Community Advocacy--diversity
resources and information
LGBT--resources
and information
Religion--programs,
centers, and student organizations
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Educational and Service Opportunities:
Citations--similar
to a minor is a concentration in one subject area, requiring
approx. 15 credits.
Certificates--similar
to a citation is a concentration in one subject area, requiring
approx. 21 credits.
Study Abroad--be
sure to plan
at least one semester in advance.
Community Service
Career Center--exploring
majors/careers, attend workshops
on resume writing and what you can do with your major
Information on Internships
Applying
to Graduate or Law School?
Become an ARHU Peer Mentor and
earn credit!
Nyumburu
Cultural Center--for black social, cultural and intellectual
interaction.
Living-learning programs:
Civicus--"creating
a civil society"
Global Communities--Students
from more than 30 countries and the United States, representing
a variety of cultural backgrounds, come together to form an
international community.
Language House
Immersion Program--co-educational campus residence for
students wishing to immerse themselves in the daily, organized
study of a foreign language and culture.
Jiménez-Porter
Writer's House--a campus-wide literary center for the
study of creative writing in its cross-cultural and multilingual
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Preparing for the next semester:
Mandatory
Advising
Prepare
for your Advising Appointment--registration tips
Undergraduate
Catalog--familiarize yourself with university
policies
For advising on CORE
and ARHU requirements,
see an advisor in the ARHU Office of Student Affairs.
Frequently
Asked Questions--policies and procedures
For advising on major requirements, see an advisor in your department
(i.e.major):
Financial Support Information:
Financial
Aid (deadline to apply: February 15)
Nationals
Scholarships, Fellowships, and Research
ARHU
Scholarships
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Gain
work experience, earn credit, and 