For your coaching session, be prepared to discuss your current and past semesters including what has been going well and what has been most challenging. In addition, you can bring materials that support what you would like to work on with your coach. For example, if you’re working on time management and organization, you might bring your course syllabi/schedule, any upcoming deadlines, and your calendar/planner/to-do list.

You do not need to be enrolled in a language course to work with a conversation partner! However, you should have some basic knowledge of the language you are trying to work on, whether from previous courses, self-study, or other learning experiences. To prepare, just come ready to chat!

You do not need to be enrolled in a language course to attend a language table! However, you should have some basic knowledge of the language you are trying to work on, whether from previous courses, self-study, or other learning experiences. To prepare, just come ready to chat in a small group setting!

PASS is designed for you to show up and learn! If you want to prepare you could: Review your notes from class, Make note of concepts or problems that are confusing, Bring your class notes to the PASS session, Think about bringing a friend! 

STEM Tutors can help you with any homework or practice problems you are stuck on, help you prepare for quizzes and tests, and can even help you review topics from courses you have previously taken or from earlier in the semester. The goal is to meet you where you currently are with the material, no matter where it is, and get you to where you need to be. To prepare for your session, identify specific problems you would like to work on and/or bring class notes for topics that you want support with understanding. 

You do not need to have started writing your assignment yet in order to have a writing tutoring session! However, to make the most of your appointment time, try to think about the writing-related questions that you have and be prepared to share any relevant documents with your tutor. Relevant documents could include your draft, notes, outline, assignment, guidelines, rubric, etc.