This is the key to making the transition successfully and without penalties. The Summer 1999 Student Guide is specifically designed for presentation during Camp War Eagle, but it is only one means through which students will receive information about the transition before the Fall of 2000 implementation. Back to top Student Success Center offers 'Study Smart' classes Students who need extra help in developing study skills may find assistance through Auburn's Student Success Center and its Study Smart classes. The noncredit classes meet twice per week each term for 10 weeks. Study Smart is a program designed for students placed on academic warning, or suspension, but it is available to students wishing to sharpen their academic skills.
Material is presented in lecture and small group format.
Like in a credit-bearing class, Study Smart uses a book, homework and quizzes. However, the student does not receive a grade. The purpose of the class is to assist students in defining academic and personal goals by developing techniques to become a more successful student, said Kathryn Jarvis, Academic Support coordinator. Upon completing the program, students receive a certificate of accomplishment, which is helpful when appealing a suspension and applying for readmission to the university. This will enable students to customize the summer term into a variety of course options.