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Academic Support Services at 51����

Our general academic support services and resources include: 

• Tutoring, including peer tutoring (online and in person)
• Study skills resources
• Mentoring for Academic Progress (MAP)
• Placement and make-up tests
• Emergency case management support

Tutoring and other appointments can be arranged through . 

Student Accessibility Services

51���� provides free, coordinated services for students with documented disabilities and accessibility needs. These arrangements could include: 

• Textbooks and course materials in alternative formats
• Assistive technology such as screen readers and smart pens
• Testing accommodations, such as alternative exam sites

Learn more about registering for services.

TRIO Support Services 

The 51���� participates in TRIO, a federally funded college opportunity program that motivates and supports students in their pursuit of a college degree. In particular, TRIO provides outreach and services to students from various backgrounds. 

To be eligible for TRIO, students must:

• Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United States
• Be enrolled full-time and in pursuit of their first bachelor’s degree at 51����
• Plus, meet one or more of the following qualifications:
  • Be a first-generation college student (neither parent has a bachelor’s degree)
  • Meet federal income guidelines
  • Have a documented disability registered with Student Accessibility Services

Related Support Services

51���� students can find additional academic and professional development resources through our Career Development Center and First Year Advising offices. 

Additionally, you can find resources to support your overall well-being—such as help with time management or keeping your health in check—at our Health & Wellness Center and Campus Ministry.