• this includes students working in a minor or certificate through another college or department. The General Catalog contains information related to other colleges and major, minor, or certificate requirements. 

• Where can I direct parents who contact me?

• Can students exceed the maximum number of semester hours allowed by CLAS?

• Can I help students predict their grade point average?

• How do students file Second-Grade-Only options?

• Is there a deadline to change to the Pass/Nonpass grading option?

• The Academic Advising Center provides primary advising for most first-year students, and has a variety of programs and services for continuing students as well.

• The student academic services unit of the Office of the Dean. Can answer questions related to College rules and practices, graduation requirements, academic standards, student records, and College scholarships.

• Provides assistance to students enrolled in astronomy classes.

• Provides various career exploration programs for individuals and groups, as well as personal career counseling and assistance with resumes and job searches.

• Provides computing help service for students in computer science courses, particularly 22C:005, 22C:016, 22C:021, 22C:022, 22C:104, and 22C:109.

• Located in the College of Education, the Educational Placement Office assists students and alumni seeking positions in teaching, educational administration, and related areas at all levels and in all fields.

• English as a Second Language (ESL) credit classes are available to students, U.S. students as well as international students, whose first language is not English. Courses are designed to improve language skills to enable successful completion of academic coursework.

• Provides assistance to students with their family-related responsibilities.

• Provides assistance to undergraduate students with writing assignments for history classes.

• Promotes international education both on and off campus. International students and scholars may confer with advisers about such matters as adjustment to life in this country, academic customs, immigration regulations, employment permission, and personal concerns.

• Provides students with facilities and services for traditional language laboratory work as well as for foreign language video and computer-based activities.

• Individual and drop in tutoring for students enrolled in 22M:001 – 22M:036.

• Provides free tutoring for qualified students.

• Offers informal dispute resolution for students, faculty and staff with the mission of ensuring all members of the University community are treated fairly. Provides a confidential, safe place to discuss concerns about the University or its policies or procedures.

• Provides assistance to students enrolled in physics classes.

• Provides individual instruction to improve speaking skills. Free of charge. Assistance provided on a first come first serve basis.

• Provides free tutoring for students enrolled in 22S:002, 22S:008, 22S:025/7P:025, 22S:039, and other introductory statistics courses.

• Facilitates academic accommodations and services for students with disabilities so they have equal access to University programs and activities and can participate fully in all aspects of University life.

• Provides advice and assistance to students receiving or seeking financial aid.

• Provides evaluations, information, and counseling regarding issues such as fitness, nutrition, sexual health, stress management and substance abuse.

• Promotes an awareness of student rights and responsibilities in addition to providing students with access to legal representation.

• Provides academic support services and promotes educational opportunities for underserved students from diverse backgrounds.

• Makes available to students listings of upper-level or graduate students who are qualified tutors in various academic areas.

• Offers educational, vocational, and personal counseling as well as therapy in individual or group sessions. UCS also offers programs, workshops, and consultations.

• Provides individual instruction to improve writing skills. Free of charge. Assistance provided on a first come first serve basis.

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• The following services are provided: outpatient psychotherapy and psychiatry for children and adults, family services, services for the chronically mentally ill, and emergency services. Consultation and education programs also available.

• Provides suicide intervention and prevention, emergency counseling, and information and referrals by trained volunteers. Administers food bank program, clothing and utility assistance funds, and emergency transportation assistance to non-local persons. All services free and confidential.

• Provides support and resources to individuals battered by their intimate partner or loved ones. Provides the following confidential crisis intervention services: 24 hour safe shelter and hotline; advocacy with law enforcement, courts, medical and social services; counseling and support groups; youth support services; volunteer opportunities, and community education.

• Delivers free health care services for adults and children, including outpatient care, lab, and dispensary, as well as dental care through The Dick Parrott Free Dental Clinic. Also helps individuals pay for hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical supplies, and medications.

• Offers outpatient, residential, and detoxification services for substance abusers and their families as well as education and prevention services to facilitate a change of direction for those with substance abuse problems.

• Provides a 24-hour Rape Crisis Line, medical, legal, court, and systems advocacy, peer counseling, support groups, and other direct services to victim/survivors of sexual abuse and their partners, friends, and family members.

• A local, non-profit organization that brings people, health and human service agencies, government entities, and community groups together to help friends, family members, and neighbors who are in need.