You'll also have opportunities to meet other new students. You are welcome to tour any UC campus during the year. The Campus Directory includes offices to contact at each campus for information about tours. Learning resource centers offer workshops on time management, test-taking, vocabulary development, and stress management. There are seminars to improve your skills in math and science, and programs to help you prepare for graduate and professional school entrance examinations.
All campuses also offer tutoring by trained upper division and graduate students.
Academic Advising You are encouraged to take advantage of the academic advising services the University offers. A faculty or staff advisor can help you plan your program and advise you about educational opportunities, degree requirements, and advanced study and career options. Most campuses also have other academic advising resources, such as general advising centers and peer advising programs. It will be your responsibility to seek out advising assistance. Each campus offers a variety of special work-learn programs for undergraduates, including internships, field study, cooperative education, experiential learning, and community service.