If you have a physical limitation or learning disability, you should contact the office that coordinates services for students with disabilities at the campus you wish to attend to discuss the program and your needs. To help you adjust to the demands of University-level work, all campuses offer learning and study skills programs. Learning Resource Center programs will help you develop and improve your reading, writing, listening, note-taking, and problem solving abilities. The centers offer workshops on time management, test-taking, vocabulary development, and stress management. There are mini-courses to improve your skills in math and science, and programs to help you prepare for graduate and professional school entrance examinations.
All campuses offer tutoring by trained upper division and graduate students.
Student Health Services A variety of health services are available to students including treatment for illness and injury, x-ray, laboratory, pharmacy, emergency care, and mental health services. Some student health centers also offer dental care, inpatient care, and surgical services.