Surviving The First Six Weeks Of School The first six weeks of school might well turn out to be the most challenging for your student. They’ll be adapting to the academic and social rigors of college while also learning to… Read More
Professional Academic Advising – Critical to Your Students’ Success For students, building a relationship with their Academic Advisor is an important step in their academic success. Academic Advisors at UWM are professionals trained to assist your student in creating a… Read More
Professional Academic Advising – Critical to Your Students’ Success For students, building a relationship with their Academic Advisor is an important step in their academic success. Academic Advisors at UWM are professionals trained to assist your student in creating a… Read More
Student Success Center Seeks Tutors For Fall 2022 UWM’s Student Success Center is seeking Supplemental Instruction Leaders and Tutors for the Fall 2022 semester and beyond. This is a paid position – tutors and SI leaders start at $11.00/hour. SSC… Read More
Student Success Center Finals Prep Finals are quickly approaching for students and the Student Success Center is holding final exam reviews to help them prepare. An extensive list of live in-person exam reviews is now available. If a student cannot… Read More
SSTPI Internship Program Still Accepting Applications The Student Success & Talent Pipeline Initiative Core Team is accepting applications for the SSTPI internship program through April 22. Please encourage your students to apply! The SSTPI provides part-time paid internship opportunities to students… Read More
Spring ’22 Greetings From The Writing Center! The UWM Writing Center is ready to support UWM students, faculty and staff in person and synchronously online this spring. Whether a writer is working on… Read More
Guiding Your Student’s Progress Toward Graduation How Do I Know If My Student Will Graduate In Four Years? It’s a common question many families ask. Most students can graduate in four years if they successfully complete 15 credits each semester. Students should attempt… Read More
First-Year Focus: Overcoming A Poor Start Academically It’s not uncommon for a student (or their parent) to be disappointed in their grades after the first semester or two of college. Some students even end up on Academic Probation – which can… Read More
When Should A Student Pick A Major? As the spring semester begins, many families ask if their undecided student should be picking a major. Others ask if it’s OK if their student changes their major. These are common questions. Many… Read More