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Keeping the UTSA tradition of academic excellence going since 1994!

Keeping the UTSA tradition of academic excellence going since 1994!. Where students come first since 1994! Growing and helping students learns skills for success! Over 20,000 students served last year!. Tomás Rivera Center. `. Who contributes to your student’s success?.

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Keeping the UTSA tradition of academic excellence going since 1994!

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  1. Keeping the UTSA tradition of academic excellence going since 1994!

  2. Where students come first since 1994! Growing and helping students learns skills for success! Over 20,000 students served last year! Tomás Rivera Center `

  3. Who contributes to your student’s success?

  4. Parents’ & Families’Roles & Responsibilities • Support and encourage • Check in with your students • Know the campus and make suggestions • Make appointments for students • Log on to their ASAP • Call professors or advisors • Do their homework for them

  5. TRC Programs • Advising and Retention Programs • Learning Communities • Academic Support Programs • Supplemental Instruction (SI) • Tutoring Services • Tutoring Program • Math Assistance Program (MAP) • Learning Assistance Programs • Academic Coaching • Workshops • Graduate Student Learning Assistance

  6. Supplemental Instruction (SI) • SI targets very difficult core courses. For a complete list of SI supported courses visit our website at http://www.utsa.edu/trcss • An SI leader is a successful, experienced peer who will hold up to 3 study groups every week. Attendance is voluntary and students are encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible • SI students learn how to learn as they learn what to learn • Students who participate in SI groups consistently earn higher grades

  7. Tutoring Program Walk-in tutoring available for courses in the following subject areas: Astronomy Biology Chemistry Engineering Physics Math Business Statistics Economics Anthropology French Spanish For more information on hours and tutor availability, please visit our website at http://www.utsa.edu/trcss or visit our locations at Main Campus (JPL 2.01.12) or Downtown (DB 2.114)

  8. Math Assistance Program (MAP) • Peer study groups for math • College Algebra • Pre-Calculus • Students can attend any number of available sessions each week • Session schedules are available at the JPL Tutoring Center

  9. Academic Coaching Students can get personalized help in learning effective study strategies. Note Taking Test Taking Reading Time Management Memory Strategies Students should call the TRC for an appointment at (210) 458-4694

  10. Special Topic Workshops • Learn college success strategies • Work in collaboration with others • Topics include note taking skills, test preparation and taking strategies, memory boosting strategies, time management, overcoming procrastination, and more! • Times and locations posted on the TRC website www.utsa.edu/trcss

  11. TRC Academic Support Programs • Supplemental Instruction (SI) • Tutoring Services • Tutoring Program • Math Assistance Program (MAP) • Learning Assistance Programs • Academic Coaching • Special Topic Workshops

  12. Tomás Rivera Center Where Students Come First! Main Campus: (210) 458-4694 (MS 1.02.02) Downtown Campus: (210) 458-2838 (DB 2.114) www.utsa.edu/trcss

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