
Let your Specialist know if you might need a tutor. Through a cooperative program between DSP and the Student Learning Center (SLC), some DSP students can be teamed with well-trained SLC tutors.
The SLC offers credit-bearing classes linked to lecture courses, as well as tutoring, study groups, problem sessions, exam reviews, and mini-lectures — all designed to improve students’ mastery of course material.
DSP offers individual consultations on academic subjects, including "Improving Reading Efficiency," "Combating Test Anxiety," "Initial Academic Planning," and "Time Management and Study Skills." Ask your Specialist for a referral.
Enroll in this 2-unit P/NP course, which is designed to help students with learning disabilities or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder succeed at Cal. The course combines disability information with academic success tips and solid peer support. Sign up through TeleBEARS or contact Connie Chiba, (510) 642-0518, cchiba@berkeley.edu.For Fall 2009: CC#23755 for Education 98 (freshmen), and CC# 24064 for Education 198 (transfers).
Disability Studies provides leadership and training for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Freshman and sophomore seminars allow you to explore mutual interests with a faculty member. Become an active member of the UC Berkeley intellectual community.
Enroll in these courses, which are designed to assist freshmen and transfer students in making effective personal and academic transitions to university life.
Iris holds drop-in hours at DSP from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays. She can assist you with your courses, schedule, academic progress, and other requirements.
The Career Center website has an excellent four year planner to help you plan for the future.
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