• Help with study habits
• Help with exam skills
• Help with writing and reading skills
• Help with math skills
• Get supplemental instruction
• Get tutoring in selected areas
• Get online tutoring in selected areas

Academic Enhancement, Mitchell Hall 207 678-5226 (General Education courses, Developmental Math Courses)
Business Learning Center, 256 Fogelman
678-3912
English Learning Center, 225 Patterson
678-2059
Math Learning Center 143 Dunn
678-2704
Science Learning Center 207 Mitchell
678-2704
http://www.memphis.edu/esp/
onlinetutoring.php

• Discuss attitude toward school
• Discuss emotional tensions
• Discuss family problems
• Discuss dating and relationships
• Help selecting a career
• Help selecting a major

• Individual and group counseling for personal and career issues
• Career exploration and testing
• Workshops and Seminars
• Substance abuse counseling
• Learning Disorder testing

 http://www.memphis.edu/cpcc/ 

• Discuss the qualifications for occupations
• Discuss job market for college graduates
• Discuss advantages/disadvantages of occupations
• Learn about internships
• Help with your resume
• Help with interviewing skills

• Professional development seminars
• Internship assistance
• On-campus interviewing and recruiting
• Resume critique services
• Job Fairs
• Career and Employer Information

• Help in obtaining a loan
• Help in obtaining a scholarship or grant
• Questions about how financial aid may be affected if you withdraw from a course
• Questions about using VA education benefits

• Hope Scholarship
• Federal grants, loans, and work study
• State grants
• Guidance for financial forms

http://www.memphis.edu/financialaid/

• Find books and articles for assignments
• Help with researching

• JSTOR
• Request items using interlibrary loan
• Course Reserves
• Ask a Librarian

http://www.memphis.edu/libraries/service/
undergraduate.php

• Help meeting new friends
• Get information about student activities and leadership development
• Join registered student organizations
• Get information about fraternities and sororities
• Get information about community service opportunities

• Have questions about campus policies and procedures

• Participate in club sports, personal training, or fitness classes
• Utilize exercise equipment

Judicial and Ethical Programs,
359 University Center                   678-2298

Campus Recreation Intramural Services
http://www.memphis.edu/cris/#

• Get a tour from an experienced student
• Connect with other new students
• Answer questions for parents

http://www.memphis.edu/admissions

• Help obtaining classroom, testing, or other disability related accommodations
• Help in obtaining assistive technology
• Referral to campus and community resources
• Help to determine if you have a disability and what to do

http://www.memphis.edu/sds/

• Discuss curriculum requirements for your major
• Map out a plan for timely graduation
• Discuss the qualifications for occupations
• Help in selecting an academic program
• Discuss academic difficulties
• Discuss campus services

• Receive treatment for illnesses or injury
• Receive immunizations
• Receive education on a variety of health issues
• Join a campus-wide initiative designed to get healthy

http://saweb.memphis.edu/health/

• Register your vehicle
• Obtain a parking permit
• Obtain a copy of parking rules

http://bf.memphis.edu/parking/

• Report an emergency, a crime, or an accident
• Courtesy escort across campus when there are safety concerns

http://www.memphis.edu/police/

• Pay parking tickets, fines, and your tuition and fees
• Get questions answered about payments owed and financial holds on your account

http://bf.memphis.edu/finance/bursar/

• Interact with other first generation college students
• Receive specialized support for first generation, low income, and students with disabilities
• Receive counseling, tutoring, and a positive mentor/role model
• Attend informative workshops and cultural activities
• Receive assistance completing FAFSA and seeking alternative means of financing your education

Did neither of your custodial parents graduate from a four year college? If you answered yes, then you are a first generation college student.

http://www.memphis.edu/trio/about.php 

• Get questions answered about academic status, GPA requirements, or academic holds
• Discuss academic warning, academic probation, or academic suspension
• Discuss the early intervention alert that you received in your e-mail
• Learn how to satisfy your High Deficiency requirements and sign the necessary paperwork to have hold waived

http://www.memphis.edu/cares/