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How Will Ohio State Marion Help Me Succeed?

Our Academic Advising staff will help you select courses and major fields of study, while helping you meet your academic goals.  They are available throughout the academic year to assist you with academic issues, including selecting a major. For more information contact: Jan Campbell, 725-6334

Our Academic Skills Center provides free tutoring in most subject areas, with special emphasis on the critical skills areas of math and English. Tutoring is available both one-to-one and in small groups. For more information contact: Lynda Behan, 725-6284

Student Success is a program designed primarily for students coming to college directly out of high school and assists with the transition to college-level courses.  We teach study skills, test and note-taking strategies, efficient textbook reading, stress and time management, and help refresh math and writing skills. For more infomation contact: Chris Trapp, 725-6126

The Emerge Program is designed for nontraditional students and provides the support and attention to make college possible, both personally and academically.  It offers intensive math and English tutorials, study skills, and discussion of topics important to adult students. For more information contact: Sharon Gattshall, 725-6279

Early Alert is a program designed to help students who may have trouble in a specific course.  Students receive proactive assistance from academic advisers and other support staff. This program also identifies students who are capable of working with our honors curriculum. For more infomation contact: Chris Trapp, 725-6126

Through Disability Services, we provide services to students with learning disabilities. We offer tutoring, notetaking, scribing, and reader services; private testing; tape recorded lectures; diagnostic testing; class scheduling priority; personal, academic, and career counseling; and support groups. We serve as a liaison with appropriate university departments and the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. For more infomation contact: Marge Hazelett, 725-6247

Career Counseling is available to all students, whether you have a specific career in mind or you are still exploring your options. Our Career Services Coordinator offers classes and programs to help you explore professional fields, as well as assist you with resume writing and developing job search skills. For more infomation contact: Will Smith, 725-6344