MID-SEMESTER COURSE CORRECTIONS
Now is the time when the work is piling on – and for many, when stress piles on, too.
Please remember you CAN do something about it – by reflecting on your situation, identifying what you need, and asking for help.
Free and Confidential Counseling Services
UM Counseling Center - First floor, Shoemaker Hall. Walk-in or call 301.314.7651
UM Health Center - across from Stamp Student Union. Walk-in or call 301-314-8180
UM Help Center Hotline - call 301-314-HELP.
Tutoring
Test Bank & Tutorial Assistance - provided by the UMD Math Dept
Math Success Program - sponsored by UMD Resident Life
Guided Study Sessions – led by students for students; co-sponsored by LAS and UM science departments, includes: BSCI 105, BSCI 105C, BSCI 201, BSCI 202, BSCI 222
CHEM 131, CHEM 135, CHEM 231, CHEM 241, ECON 200, PHYS121
Free Tutoring at the Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Education - covers most key courses in Writing, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Economics, among others.
Are you studying enough?
DID YOU KNOW? Increasing your time spent studying is the simplest improvement you can make in your study strategies. Keep in mind that “studying” isn’t just reading a textbook! If it is a lecture or lab-based course, you will find yourself doing a combination of study skills, such as: reading, lab/project work, writing, reviewing notes or even making notes cards.
DROPPING COURSES
University policy allows students to drop one class or 4 credits with a “W.” This means you could drop JAPN101 (6 credits, but one class) or ENGL 212 and KNES 155N (4 credits, but two classes).
Monday, Nov. 5 is the deadline to do this – but you can drop earlier if needed. Go to TESTUDO, then click Registration/Drop-Add (You can drop on your own! No permission needed unless you intend to drop more than 4 credits)
