Academic Resources

You're stuck on your H2P paper and midterms are next week. Don't despair: There are resources on campus if you are feeling overwhelmed and uninspired. The Student Success site is a great place to start! There, you'll find the following resources and much more:

• Tutoring, both in person and online, is offered for more than 100 courses ranging from differential equations to organic chemistry to French.
• You can also work with an academic coach to master time management and develop strategies for taking good notes, preparing for exams, implementing learning styles and managing test anxiety.
• The Writing Studio provides one-on-one tutoring, in person and online, for your writing projects.

Troubles with IT? Information Technology Services is your go-to for tech support and offers one-on-one tutoring for students, faculty and staff working on multimedia projects. The new digital media lab and tech lounge supports interactive collaboration.

A word about cheating or violating the Code of Student Life: don't! The University of Arkansas expects all students to maintain the highest standards of intellectual honesty, appropriate behavior and individual integrity. Students found responsible for academic integrity violations or violations of the Code of Student Life are not eligible to apply for or receive Honors College grants for a period of at least one year beyond date of determination of responsibility. In addition, violating the Academic Integrity Policy and/or the Code of Student Life may result in your removal from the Honors College and your honors program.

Don't jeopardize your fellowship, scholarship or honors status because you didn't know the rules! 

Here is more information about Academic Integrity and the Code of Student Life.

Questions? For any issues or problems with your coursework, we recommend that you contact the instructor in your course and/or your academic advisor. Many departments and colleges also provide academic support programs.