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Retention & Learning Resources

Welcome to the Retention and Learning resource page at Arrupe College where you’ll find support services and resources for improving study habits, time management, goal setting, organization, and so much more. We’re here to help you transition into a new role and build independent learning skills. Being a college student means needing to self-regulate, evaluate, and think critically about the “hows” of learning and managing your capacity. The academic coaches and peer educators can mentor you on how to manage assignments and due dates while keeping up with the various other roles and responsibilities you have in your life.

Who We Are

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Jacqueline Molina

Retention and Learning Coordinator

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Peer Educators

NASPA Certified peer staff

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What we do

Academic Coaching

During one-on-one coaching sessions, students work with the Retention & Learning Coordinator on areas such as time management, organization, study skills, goal setting, and getting connected to additional resources as needed.

Embedded Peer Educators

Peer support is embedded into the first-year seminar course. Each ACUNI 101 class is assigned a 2nd year student who attends class and supports their fellow peers in a number of ways such as one-on-one meetings, designing and delivering weekly workshops on topics like financial literacy, writing support, and other practical strategies and tips to implement immediately.

Guided Study Circles

Study Smarter. Not Longer. Guided Study Circles are 1-hour sessions to learn and practice study strategies with focused time, breaks, and reflection, all in community.

Academic Progress Checks

Additional support is provided proactively to students on academic probation.

How to Access Services

How to Best Utilize Academic Support Services

  1. Make an appointment today! Don’t wait until you’re stuck.
  2. Be proactive in reaching out for support. Use this metacognitive thinking activity as a self-evaluation.
  3. Come to session prepared to explain your challenges and/or barriers.

Learning & Study Resources

  • Organization
  • Managing Your Time
  • Note-taking and Reading Tips
  • Study Tips and Resources

Additional Resources

  • Faculty Mentors
  • Advising Directory
  • Tutoring Services
  • Lake Shore Campus Learning Resources