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Welcome to ACCESS
The Academy for Collegiate Excellence & Student Success Services
 

Mission of ACCESS

The Academy for Collegiate Excellence and Student Success (ACCESS  ) Program is a multi-faceted comprehensive program designed to facilitate   and improve student success, retention and graduation rates.  Emphasis is on intrusive academic advising, which involves selecting courses, strengthening basic skills, reinforcing classroom instruction, and enhancing overall student academic, personal, and career development.

 

 ACCESS  serves as an advocate for students and provides academic support services to all students.  As advocates for students, ACCESS collaborates with all units in an effort to increase student retention and to produce academically prepared professionals who are ready to contribute to their communities.  The ACCESS program is under the Office of First Year Experience and is supported in part by Title III.

Academic Advising

Academic advising includes all factors and processes that impact students' academic success. Advising is an ongoing relationship. Advising is a process involving much more than scheduling courses and providing signatures.

Advising provides students with a person whom they can turn to with confidence when they need help with academic skills.  more information

  News & Events

Attention:  Students

 

Exam of Writing Competency (EWC)  

 

Workshop session will be conducted on the following days:

 

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Thursday, March 18, 2010

 

 From 12:30-1:30 pm

BMH C101

 

  For more information, contact

 Robin Marable @ 757-823-2196 or rmarable@nsu.edu

click here

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Dr. Jack Gaines, author of the book “My Brother’s Keeper, not My Brother’s Killer,” will speak to the NSU campus at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23 at the New Student Center, Room 138.  His talk will be about his book as well as the experiences that he faced as a young man who had the opportunity to play professional baseball at the age of 17, and life experiences he had growing up.  This is event is sponsored by the NSU Spartan Men of Optimism, Valor and Excellence (S.M.O.O.V.E.) male mentoring program in conjunction with New Chesapeake Men for Progress. 

 

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Would you like a competent and trained tutor to:

  

· Facilitate scheduled review sessions with your students?

· Share learning and study strategies for your particular courses with your students?

· Work directly with you with NO EXTRA WORK FOR YOU!

 

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Office of First Year Experience / ACCESS, James A. Bowser  Building, Suite 118.  Phone:  (757) 823-8507 access@nsu.edu

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