Connect with the Academic Success Centre to build academic resiliency and success!
To brush up on your study skills and strategies, you can book an appointment with a Study Skills tutor.
But if you're worried about your academic skills or have a fear of failing, you can enroll in our Academic Resiliency Plan (ARP).
An instructor may also refer a student to the ARP to improve their academic skills, or as a condition of enrollment or to be signed into a course.
What is an Academic Resiliency Plan?
An ARP is a self-directed resource to help students reflect on challenges, explore strategies for success, and create a personalized action plan to help them improve their academic standing.
How does it work?
- Complete the self-directed modules to:
- learn about probation
- reflect on your academic challenges
- explore strategies for success
- create a personalized action plan
- ASC Learning Specialists monitor course progress, review action plans and offer additional support as needed.
- You can also request to meet with a Learning Specialist to review your plan and discuss specific strategies for your success!
How do I enroll in the ARP?
To enroll in the Academic Resiliency Plan, fill out the ASC Referral Form.
You can also chat with us via email (asc@unbc.ca), or by dropping by our offices in the Learning Commons.