Academic Support 

Resources to help you achieve your academic goals.

Regardless of your major, we’re here to help you succeed and accomplish your academic goals!

Tutoring - On Campus, Schedule an appointment.

Non-writing Subject Assistance: Our remote campus tutors can provide assistance in various subject areas including accounting, advanced and basic math, behavioral and business statistics, biology, computer information systems, economics, GRE math, and study skills. Our tutors are ready to assist you and help you develop the skills needed for course success.

See the current tutor schedules. 

Look out for the current and updated schedule postings above and contact the tutor you want by the tutor's email address. The tutor will respond to you by email.  Follow the tutor's directions for connecting to the help you need!

Tutoring - Online, Schedule an Appointment

For online assistance 24/7, you can access Tutor.com through your Canvas courses. Tutor.com is an online tutoring platform that enables TAMUCT students to log-in and receive online tutoring made available through your institution. Let their tutors help you in 40+ subject areas!

See the list of Tutor.com subject areas. 

Simply login in to Canvas and you will see a link to Tutor.com in each available course.

Tutoring for Active-Duty Military

Visit the Tutor.com Military Families Site

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2. Get Help with Writing Assignments

University Writing Center: Read More  

The University Writing Center (UWC) is open to writers of all levels and abilities during any stage of the writing process. Whether you need help brainstorming ideas, organizing an essay, proofreading, understanding proper citation practices, or just want an extra set of eyes on your writing, the UWC can help!

More Writing Assistance, Schedule an Appointment

For all writing assistance tutoring, make an appointment online at https://tamuct.mywconline.com/ or contact Dr. Bruce Bowles at bruce.bowles@tamuct.edu.

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3. Get one-on-one, Success Coaching

Success Coaching - Schedule an Appointment

We are proud to make success coaching available. Students meet confidentially for one-on-one coaching sessions to maximize opportunities for success. Whether you are a first-year student, returning from an unpredictable absence, or just want to brush up on your study skills, Success Coaching offers assistance catered to your needs. 

You should meet with a success coach if you need help with...

• Accessing academic support resources (such as tutoring)
• Improving your time management skills or study strategies
• Creating balance between work and life
• Developing stress management techniques or goal setting skills
• Connecting with campus resources and departments, such as the Tutoring Center, Student Wellness and Counseling, Academic Advising, or Financial Aid
• Identifying community resources
• Finding your way through the college experience

Success Coaching is a free service offered to all A&M-Central Texas students to assist in the improvement of general academic skills and transitional support in the realms of social and personal development. Sessions are generally 30 minutes long and held by one of our Student Success Coaches at the availability of the student. Students will have the option to meet with Success Coaches face-to-face, virtually, or via phone.

From time to time, students will need additional help to achieve success in college. The Warrior Center for Student Success, Equity, and Inclusion offers a variety of programs to meet the students' individual need.

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Workshops for Students

Do you ever feel like you could be better prepared for exams? We offer a variety of workshops that will assist you in building up your academic toolbox.

StudentLingo

Visit StudentLingo to see the complete list of workshops. StudentLingo is a fully hosted series of online student success workshops available 24/7. Workshops are closed captioned in English & Spanish. Listed below are just a few you might want to explore!

• Time management
• Stress management
• Improve your study skills
• How to take tests online 
• Mental well-being balance and success
• Overcoming procrastination
• What it takes to be a successful student 

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Get Connected with other Warriors!

  Follow us on social media: Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

• Student Success Week  (in October) is a week filled with special events that help students prepare, stay relaxed and focused during mid-terms.

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Early Alert Referral Program

The Warrior Center for Student Success, Equity and Inclusion uses an early alert referral program to assist at-risk undergraduate students. Faculty can refer students to this program.

It is vital to identify at-risk students early enough in their academic career to make a difference in their college success. If students are having trouble meeting academic standards, faculty can direct students to their academic adviser for help. Excessive absences, poor exam marks, a lack of participation, a low mid-term average, and other factors can lead to an "early alert referral". Success Coaches follow up with focused outreach and applicable interventions after a student is referred. Positive feedback on academic performance is also available to students.

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Study Abroad for Students

Did you know that you could have the opportunity to gain university credit while expanding your horizons at the same time? Please visit our Academic Support Community in Canvas to learn more about our study abroad program deadlines. 

Learn more about study abroad opportunities! 

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First Generation

National Organization: Tri-Alpha Honor Society

A Tri-Alpha chapter promotes academic excellence and provides opportunities for growth, leadership development, and community service for first-generation college students. All first-generation college students, graduate students, faculty, staff, and A&M Central Texas alumni are eligible to join Tri-Alpha Honor Society.
For more information about national membership contact Desiree Washington.

Benefits

• The opportunity to meet other first-generation scholars and join them in promoting academic excellence and creating a supportive environment for first-generation college students.
• Leadership opportunities with the Tri-Alpha chapter at Texas A&M University – Central Texas.
• Identifies you to employers, professionals, and graduate schools as a person of superior academic ability and commitment.
• An outward recognition of personal accomplishment and an incentive for continued high scholarship.
• Members receive a certificate and pin signifying membership. Membership is for life.

Membership

Students qualify for induction into Tri-Alpha if they meet the following criteria:

• The student has earned at least 30 credit/semester hours (or 45 quarter hours) towards a baccalaureate degree.
• The undergraduate student has achieved an overall undergraduate GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale.
• Neither of the student's parents, nor step-parents, nor legal guardians, completed a bachelor's degree.
• Graduate students who are first-generation students can be admitted if they have completed the equivalent of at least one term of study (9 or more graduate credits) and have a GPA in their graduate program of at least 3.5.

History

Alpha Alpha Alpha, or Tri-Alpha, was founded March 24, 2018 at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Over 100 members of the Alpha Chapter were initiated that day, including undergraduate students, faculty, staff, alumni, and honorary members. Following the successful induction, the College took steps to incorporate Alpha Alpha Alpha so that chapters could be started on other campuses across the country.

For more information about the National Organization, please visit https://www.1stgenhonors.org/.