College is harder than high school. Though attending college can be both exciting and rewarding, it is usually also accompanied by more and harder work. As a result, many students eventually experience some type of difficulty in their academic work. Common academic concerns include:

• Time-management
• Test-taking
• Study skills
• Organization
• Procrastination

Counseling may help in understanding what caused these difficulties, as well as identify strategies to improve academic performance.

 

REFERRALS

• Office of Student Educational Services: Disability services, accommodations, tutoring, study skills assistance
  
  Alumni Memorial Union, 317
  414-288-3270
  
  

• Ott Memorial Writing Center
  One-to-one tutoring for students, staff, and faculty on all kinds of writing projects
  Raynor Library, 240
  414-288-5542
  

HANDOUTS

• T.I.P.S. (For Getting the Most Out of College)
• Time Management: Learning to Use a Daily Planner
• Time Management and Procrastination
  

 

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Counseling Center

The Counseling Center is dedicated to promoting the psychological health of students at Marquette University. We offer mental health services to be able to respond to the emotional and career exploration needs of undergraduate, graduate and professional college students, and the prevention resources to reinforce healthy development.