Student Resources

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Support Comes in all Directions at the University

From Academic Support to Financial Wellbeing and Career Building, we have a ton of resources to help students do their best at the University of Mississippi.

CSSFYE – Academic Support Programs

Johnson Commons East, First Floor, 662.915.1217, asp_cssfye@olemiss.edu

Academic Consultations

Come up with academic success plan
Consultation regarding note taking, study skills, test prep, test anxiety, etc.
Students can fill out a form to request a

Student Success Workshops

Weekly, 30-minute workshops to go over time management, organization, study skills, and test prep
Many of our past workshops have been recorded and are online for viewing at any time

Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

Address: 105 Hill Hall
Call: 662-915-1391
Email: cetl@olemiss.edu
Visit the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

Math Lab

Address: Hume Hall for Tutoring and the 3rd Floor or Jackson Avenue Center for testing
Email: mathlab@olemiss.edu

Psychological Services

Address: 382 Kinard Hall
Call: 662-915-7385

How can they help?

Psychological Services assess for learning disabilities and ADHD

Student Disability Services

Address: 234 Martindale-Cole
Call: 662-915-7128
Email: sds@olemiss.edu

Tutoring

Tutoring is unique to each department. For more information about tutoring contact your department.

University Writing Center

Address: Lamar Hall, 3^rd floor, Suite C
Call: 662-915-5787
Email: cwrwc@go.olemiss.edu

CSSFYE – Academic Advising

Address: 3rd Floor Martindale-Cole
Call: 662-915-5970
Email: cssfye@olemiss.edu

How can we help?

Many of our freshman students are advised by professional advisors in the Center for Student Success and First-Year Experience

CSSFYE – First-Year Experience

Address: Johnson Commons East, First Floor, fye@olemiss.edu

What is the First-Year Experience?

Students in their first semester at the University are able to take EDHE 105 (First Year Experience) or EDHE 305 (Transfer Year Experience) as a 3-hour course.
FYE also oversees the Ole Miss Opportunity Scholars Program, the Transfer Leadership Organization, works with Convocation, and with the transition from high school (or a different university/community college) to being a student at the University of Mississippi.

Career Center and Career Coaching

Address: 303 Martindale-Cole
Call: 662-915-7174

How can they help?

Myers Briggs Type Indicator – Personality Assessment
- $25 and also involves interpretation
SuperStrong Assessment – identify student interests and determine how interests match up to different occupations and majors
- Free

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