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Center for Student Achievement - Helping students achieve their academic potential

 

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Initiatives for Retention: Mapping Student Success (PDF)

Initiatives for Student Success (PDF)

Request a Study Skills Workshop!!

The CSA wins second place in the  2009 NCLCA/LSCHE Awards for LSC Website Excellence

CSA's Top 10
Strategies for Success
  1. Attend every class.
  2. Know your instructors.
  3. Organize your study space.
  4. Know expectations.
  5. Go to class prepared.
  6. Be an active participant.
  7. Set goals for each course.
  8. Map out your day, week, and semester.
  9. Have a study buddy.
  10. Visit the CSA!!!

DECEMBER 9TH WILL BE THE LAST DAY FOR TUTORING--- Good luck on your finals!! CSA hours 8am-5pm starting December 12th. December 9th, last day for fall semester satellite locations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

          View our CSA Overview Video

The Offices of Academic and Student Affairs in conjunction with the Center for Student Achievement (CSA), collaboratively seeks to identify, develop, implement, and enhance critical academic success programs that serve to maximize Salisbury University students’ potential for scholarly achievement and success. Guided by the Council of Student Achievement and Success, the CSA works with with students who face unique barriers to success, academic achievement, and degree attainment and implements a full range of ongoing strategies the will help all Salisbury University students reach their highest academic potential.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Center for Student Achievement is to enhance student learning, academic success and personal growth through engagement in the Salisbury University academic community.

 

Goals

  • Support the academic success of all students

  • Promote academic success through strategic use of resources

  • Increase students ability to become independent learners

  • Implement practical, proven strategies for improving academic skills

  • Help students develop competencies that directly enhance their success in the classroom

  • Increase student retention

  • Improve graduation rates

For questions, comments, or suggestions about the Center for Student Achievement's web site contact Samantha Rohlander.

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