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What To Bring To Every Tutoring Session

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Academics

If you’ve just scheduled your first tutoring appointment with the Academic Success Center or Writing Center, you might be wondering what you need to bring or how you can prepare for it. Depending on the type of session you scheduled — math, writing, science, business, or computers — you will want to bring certain items along. Below is a list of items, physical or digital, that you can prepare in advance. Enjoy these helpful tutoring session […]

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Resources You Didn’t Know Were in the Academic Success Centers and Writing Centers

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Academics

You may have heard an Eastern Florida State College employee speak in your classrooms about our Academic Success Centers or Writing Centers. If so, you know we offer free tutoring for your EFSC math, writing, science, business, and computer courses. But did you know that our EFSC Academic Success Centers offer many other resources as well? 1. Computers In our centers, you have access to computers, where you can work on your papers and research, or MyMathLab, Hawkes, and ALEKs. If you happen to have a question about your assignments, you

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Talk Is CHEAP: Why You Should Build Relationships with Your Instructors and How To Do It

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Academics

You caught up in homework, essays, quizzes, and mid-terms in college, but what about your social game? Forming professional relationships with your professors is just as important as your academics (if not more important) as you continue to pursue your scholarly and professional goals. Building relationships with your professors may be a bit intimidating, but

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