Here are some Resources available to you:

Academic:

• CS 180 - Discussion Group with Barry Wittman

• CS 177 and 180 - Mentor Program USB

• Free Tutoring at Earhart (WISP)

• CS Tutors (USB)

• MA Tutors

• MA 205 Office hours

• Supplemental Instruction

Other Resources available to you (test anxiety, procrastination, etc)

• Student Support - General Help

  You can attend a free workshop.  Each semester we offer workshops on topics such as improving motivation, avoiding procrastination, increasing memory etc.  No registration is needed to attend on Wednesdays from 4:30 – 5:30pm in Stewart Center. 

  Or, you may prefer to visit the ASC for a free consultation with one of our professional staff.  See the walk-in schedule.

• Purdue counseling & Guidance Center

                      Personal concerns often expressed by our clients include:

• Depression or anxiety

• Relationship difficulties                                           

• Loneliness

• Stress

• Grief & Loss

Career issues we can help you address include:

• Identifying interests and abilities

• Career exploration and decision-making

• Alternatives to current job/career

• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

CAPS strives to enhance the psychological health and personal effectiveness of students, thus empowering you to maximize your personal adjustment and individual accomplishments. In providing services, the staff attends to remedial, developmental, and situational concerns, recognizing that the interaction between the stress of the academic environment and your individual level of development can lead to problems that can be alleviated through counseling. CAPS works together with the university community to create an environment that assists you in understanding and responding to challenges and opportunities in a way that enhances your personal and academic development.