LAUNCH Your Academics in Waterbury
Are you struggling in Math 1071Q?
Do you need to figure out how to study for STAT?
Have you gotten midterm grade warnings?
 
We recognize that you are in your first year as a School of Business student, so we wanted to share the following resources with you so that you are best set up for success. Every student’s academic journey is different, but taking the time to consider how these skills may benefit you will help contribute to your academic success. Whether or not you have received a midterm warning, now is a good time to consider where you can improve to finish your first year strong! 
Know Your Campus Resources!
Tutoring Center
  • Offers free tutoring in Math, Accounting, Statistics & other subjects
  • Bring textbooks, notes, class handouts and assignments
  • Tutoring is free to all UConn Waterbury students
  • Click HERE to view hours of operation and the tutoring schedule by academic subject
Writing Center

  • Welcomes all UConn students who are working on essays for their UConn classes, and will assist you at any stage of the writing process
  • The Writing Center provides assistance with rough drafts, short essays, lab reports, term papers, any sort of academic writing

Who Can Use These Services?

  • Location: UConn Waterbury, Tutoring Center-Room 207, Writing Center-Room 227G
  • You may drop by for a tutoring session in the Writing Center
  • To Schedule an appointment with the Writing Center, use the sign-up sheets available outside Room 227G, or call: (203) 236-9836
  • No appointment is necessary for the Tutoring Center
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Additional Academic Resources

The Academic Achievement Center (AAC) has many different resources helping you prepare for midterms such as: tips for how to prepare for a test, tips for what to do when the exam is in front of you, how to learn from your exam performance, and how to create a five-day study plan.
Mental Health Resource Center (MHRC)

  • Location: UConn Waterbury, Room 236
  • The Mental Health Resource Center is available for support and resources to assist students that are facing challenges that may be interfering with their overall performance
  • A full time Case Manager can meet with students to help them better understand the challenges they are facing, equip them with resources and ensure they have access to the support they need
  • This is a free and confidential resource
  • Office Hours: M: 8:30-3:30pm, T: 8:30-4:30pm, W: 8:30-3:30pm, Th:8:30-6:30pm, F: 8:30-3:30pm, Walk-in hours: M-F: 1-2pm
  • To schedule a meeting with the campus case manager, Claudia Pina, visit the MHRC website by clicking the button below
Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD)

  • Request academic & residential accommodation, including note taking assistance and testing accommodations
  • If you are seeking disability related accommodations, register with the CSD which can be initiated with their online web form
Important Reminders

  • The last day to drop a class due to poor performance is Monday, April 1st
  • Discuss your academic progress with your Academic Advisor during your required advising appointment (check your email to make an appointment if you haven’t already), or visit our Open Advising Hours if you already have had your appointment or have more questions 
  • Need Advisor signature on Schedule Revision Request form. You deliver the form to the Registrar's Office in the Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor
  • It is your responsibility to know the School of Business Scholastic Standing Requirements