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Never stop learning with these tools, tips, and strategies from Learning Centers professional staff and peer leaders. Our online learning resources on topics such as time management, study strategies, student wellness, and more are always available to help you succeed in your academic and professional lives.

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Writing Tips

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Learn the secrets to writing a compelling and memorable personal statement that will get you noticed and listen to our podcast about why you should avoid using childhood anecdotes.

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Learn the secrets to writing a compelling and memorable personal statement that will get you noticed and listen to our podcast about why you should avoid using childhood anecdotes.

More Resource Topics

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In the age of online learning, maintaining a healthy focus in physical study spaces is essential. Create a space that will cue your brain to learn.

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In hybrid or fully online courses, your real-time experiences become discussion boards on Canvas. Discover how to get the most out of them.

A student looks at a computer screen showing a grid of classmates in an online class

Here are some effective basics to help manage your virtual coursework as well as important advice for working well with others.

Students in a General Chemistry lecture hall point and discuss something on the screen in front of them

Approaching professors and fellow students to collaborate and create study groups can prove extremely beneficial to your academic journey.

Students raise their hands in a lecture hall

Classroom discussions can be fun but also quite productive when everyone participates. Are you assertive enough?

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Used properly, this humble bit of punctuation can enhance your communication in new ways. Discover how to make the em dash work for you.

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Don’t compromise an otherwise solid paper with sub-par punctuation: Learn when, where, and how to comma like a pro.

A student highlights words in a paper with a red marker

Despite their widespread usage, “to be” verbs can significantly weaken an author’s message. Here's why you should avoid them.

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Used properly, modifiers--words or phrases used to provide details about an action or event--can elevate your writing.

A diagram of an average person's sleep cycle.

What we eat and how we sleep can affect our academic performance. Maximize your health and benefit your college study strategies as well.

A student wearing a red t-shirt studies at a table in front of a window

Find specific strategies and helpful tips for studying and taking online exams.

A student writes on a paper with a pen

Think about journaling as a way to get in touch with yourself, lower your stress, and even improve your writing skills along the way.

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Read the five simple ways to create a healthier lifestyle for yourself while in college.

Online Learning Modules

Dive deep into topics topics such as note taking, study strategies, online courses, and more, with our asynchronous online learning modules on Canvas.

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