ACADEMIC RECOVERY CHECKLIST
Please use this checklist with your advisor as a guide on keeping track of your progress in achieving your new grade. These are friendly
reminders that will keep you on task.
Have I checked in with my Academic Advisor at least once a month with any updates or questions I may have?
Have I updated my calendar (electronic or student planner) with all homework assignments, studying time, tests/
quizzes, library time, or time in the math lab?
Have I spoken with my instructor before or after class with any questions or concerns I may have?
Am I able to summarize the chapter and key points that the instructor has laid out for the next class?
Have I set aside enough time to study for each class that I am enrolled in?
Have I joined a study group, or collaborated with someone who is doing well in the class?
Have I visited any of the resources that I have selected, or made contact with any of the coordinators managing those
resources?
Have I spoken to the Financial Aid Office about available funds for the current and upcoming semester that would affect
my tuition, housing, vouchers, etc.?
I understand that if I do not make significant academic progress and attain the required GPA my ability to continue as a student
will be in jeopardy.
Student Signature: _______________________________ Date:______________
Advisor Signature:________________________________ Date:______________
Your advisor recommends using the following support services to help you be successful.
1 Office of Disability and Student Services
1 Achievement and Learning Center Services- Available online and face to face
o Academic Coaching- time management and study skills
o Mathematics Learning Center
o Tutoring- MATH, ACCT, OPRE, FIN, ECON, MKTG, MGMT, INSS
o Writing Center
o Computer skills tutoring
o Workshops
1 Start a Study Group or work with the ALC to get one started
SUPPORT
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