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Below are suggestions for resources that are available at many colleges and the online resources that are available to everyone.
AT YOUR COLLEGE
| VISIT . . . | IF YOU NEED HELP . . . |
| Academic Advising Center | selecting courses, obtaining information on degree requirements, and deciding on a major. |
| Learning Center | with memory skills and studying for exams. |
| Computer Center | using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and e-mail. |
| Counseling Center | dealing with personal problems and stress management. |
| Math Center | improving your math skills. |
| Writing Center | writing your first paper or revising a first draft. |
| Career Center | with career interest assessments, counseling, finding a major, job and internship listings, interviewing with prospective employers, and preparing résumés and interview skills. |
| Transfer Center | finding information on transfer policies, requirements, and programs at four-year institutions that you can transfer to. |
| Adult Reentry Center | as a returning student, in making supportive contacts with other adult students, and gathering information about services such as child care. |
| Veterans Office | as a veteran, in managing financial aid and paperwork. |
| International Student Services | as an international student, in making the transition to a new country and culture as well as to the college. |
ONLINE
| GO TO . . . | IF YOU NEED HELP . . . |
| Brock University website: brocku.ca/ |
writing SMART goals. |
MY COLLEGE’S RESOURCES
What are some of your college's specific resources? Make a list of the unique resources available at your school. Have you taken advantage of any of them?