Talk to your professor to:

1.) get an accurate appraisal of your current grade,
2.) find out how many points remain in the class,
3.) determine if there’s extra credit or make up work available?
4.) ask for suggestions for improvement if struggling with certain concepts. .

Visit the Academic Achievement Center (AAC) LIB 227.

AAC classes can be very helpful in developing academic skills, but you need to weigh the impact of additional coursework on current semester.

Visit the Writing Center, LIB 308.

The Writing Center can provide help with assignments for any course. Students can receive one-on-one help or enroll in a topical class.

Visit the Math Resource Center (MRC) CLB 212.

The MRC provides a variety of services for students struggling with math concepts, or just a quiet place to study and ask questions if stuck on a homework problem.

ACCESS Services (SC 2nd floor).

If you have a diagnosed disability that is affecting your academic performance or think you might, ACCESS Services may provide you with accommodations to level “the playing field”. Examples of services include, but are not limited to interpreting, extended test time, notetakers and books on tape.