University of New England

Academic Success Support Services

Are academic support services something you should consider for yourself as you progress through college?  Here are a few questions that may help you decide.

• Would you like to avoid as much "red ink" as possible on your course papers and projects?
• If you had a choice would you rather have a B- or B+ as a final grade in a course?
• Have you ever uttered the phrase, "I'm not a great test-taker"?
• True or False: Multiple choice questions are true-false questions.
• For one reason or another could you use some advice on how to wisely manage your time in college?
• Have you ever bombed a test when you were certain you were well prepared?
• Could your class notes be more readable and helpful when you study?
• Wouldn't it be nice to study with someone who already took your courses and passed with a good grade?
• Is there a course you are in, or a course you will take that you are dreading because it's going to be tough and you might get a bad grade?
• Thinking about grad school?

You have probably guessed by now that if you answered "YES" (or "FALSE") to any of the above questions you are someone who could benefit from a visit to our Learning Assistance Services programs.

Keep this in mind
Learning assistance centers are not designed only to help struggling students.  The UNE center is designed to help high achieving, goal-oriented, medical, psychology, English, professional, math or, basically all students, including students who may be having a tough time adjusting to one course or college academics in general.  If you want to be good at being a college student, successful in the classroom, and to take home grades to brag about, the Learning Assistance Services Center is for YOU. 

You owe it to yourself to click here to shop around for the services, study sessions, tutoring, etc. that your tuition dollars have put in place for you. Go ahead. Visit once. Get the help you need, or never knew you could use.