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Who wants to be a graduate?
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Does your GPA have you in the Hot Seat?
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Make an appointment with YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR for expert advice and appropriate scheduling.
(If you don't know your advisor's name, call the Registration Office at 809-3762)
OR
See your advisor in a specialty program:
Pre-Baccalaureate Office 809-6860
Community College 809-2666
Services for Students with learning Disabilities 809-2018
Student Support 809-4327
Your Residential College Family is eager to answer your questions. Learn Life Skills at your Residential College sessions.
| Life Lines MSU offers services for the following: African American Students 809-3088
International American Students 809-4152
KTAP Students 809-5374
Non-Traditional Students 809-2186
Students with Health Issues 809-3809
Students with Physical Disabilities 809-4327
Students with Learning Disabilities 809-2018
Students Receiving Financial Aid 809-2546
Students Who are the First in Their
family to Attend College 809-4327
Veterans 809-6837 | 50/50 Let a tutor help you eliminate wrong answers Tutoring is available from:
The Learning Center 809-2666
Lowry Center
Student Support Service 809-4327
TRIO Building
SSLD Program 809-2018
Lowry Center
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Enroll in an appropriate Academic Support Course or Guidance Course
ENG 111 - to be taken with ENG 101
ENG 112 - to be taken with ENG 102
REA 120 - to learn and apply College Study Skills
REA 121 - to be taken with a reading-content course such as CIV or PSY 180
GUI 097 or GUI 100
Final answer
Counseling Services are available through:
Campus Ministry Counseling and Career Services 809-3735
Testing Center 809-6851 Psychological Center 809-2504
Student Legal Advice 809-6951 Women's Center 809-3140