How to Study Physics by Seville Chapman (Courtesy of Donald Simanek of Lehigh University) Study Tips for Physics Students Professor Dan Styer of Oberlin College provides some study tips for physics students taking introductory courses. Some other interesting links appear on Dan's personal page. Learning Assistance Service Can help you develop the skills necessary for academic success, especially math study skills. Math Tutoring: The Math Department provides free tutoring for MATH001 through MATH246. The following links will lead you to tutoring schedules: MATH001 through MATH240 MATH241 and 246 Letters & Sciences List of Resources The Division of Letters & Sciences advises undecided students. This list of resources provides links for assistance with virtually all areas of academic difficulty including advice about time management and study skills. The EDCP Department offers several courses to help student develop study skills and adjust smoothly to "university life". For example, EDCP108O is intended to provide an extended freshman orientation and EDCP108B is intended to help students develop sound study skills. Click here for a complete list of these 1 credit courses. On Campus Tutoring Resources The University provides links to some other tutoring resources on campus.
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