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Student Academic Success Services (SASS) offers a variety of support methods for students seeking help to improve their academic skills.

Online Tutoring Worksheets & Videos

Our Academic Support Programs team maintains a Canvas page to provide you with topic-specific worksheets and videos designed to help in historically-challenging courses here at UNF. Each worksheet has multiple practice problems to work through that start off easy but get more and more advanced to questions similar to what you might see on an exam.

Worksheets are available for the following courses:

  • Business: Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Operations Management
  • Chemistry: General Chemistry 1 & 2, Organic Chemistry 1 & 2
  • Languages: French, Spanish
  • Math: College Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus 1, 2, & 3, Ordinary Differential Equations, Linear Algebra
  • Statistics: Elementary Statistics, Probability and Statistics
  • Physics: Intro to Physics, Calculus Physics 1 & 2, Algebra Physics 1 & 2

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Individual Appointments

One-on-one guidance is available for students looking for new techniques and strategies through the Peer Coaching program. For more information, please visit the Coaching page.

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Group Workshops

In addition to one-one-one appointments, SASS Peer Coaches also hold group workshops every week on a variety of topics including study habits, time management, note-taking, rebounding from midterms and preparing for finals.

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Self-Directed Resources

  • EdX

    EdX offers video and audio recordings of on-campus courses from universities like MIT, Harvard, and Berkeley, among many others. A broad range of courses within the social sciences, humanities, business, and economics disciplines are offered.

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  • Open Yale Courses

    OYC offers free online video recordings of on-campus Yale University courses spanning the social sciences and humanities disciplines. Students can select the course in which they're interested and can then choose the individual lecture topic(s) that they wish to see.

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  • Khan Academy

    The Khan Academy produces online video tutorials on a wide range of topics, including (but not limited to) Art History, Economics (micro and macro), and Finance.

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  • EdX

    EdX offers video and audio recordings of on-campus courses from universities like MIT, Harvard, and Berkeley, among many others. Available courses in mathematics focus on analytic geometry and calculus, but new courses are added every semester. Offerings in computer science include: an introduction to computer science, programming languages, software engineering, and data structures (and much more).

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  • MIT Open Courseware

    MIT Open Courseware offers multimedia recordings of on-campus MIT courses as well as lecture notes, assignments, and assignment solutions (availability of this content varies by course). Mathematics courses include calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and numerous more advanced topics. Computing topics include: introductions to programming, algorithms, program structure, and artificial intelligence (among others). Content and course offerings are updated frequently.

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  • The Math Forum at Drexel University

    The Math Forum's Internet Mathematics Library links to hundreds of mathematics resources across the web. Resources are organized by subject (e.g. Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, etc.).

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  • Khan Academy

    The Khan Academy produces online video tutorials on a wide range of topics. These tutorials walk through example problems, demonstrate problem-solving techniques and methodologies, and discuss conceptual topics. Mathematics topics include (but are not limited to): Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Statistics, and Trigonometry.

  • EdX

    EdX offers video and audio recordings of on-campus courses from universities like MIT, Harvard, and Berkeley, among many others. Disciplines covered among the natural sciences include: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, and Physics.

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  • MIT Open Courseware

    MIT Open Courseware offers multimedia recordings of on-campus MIT courses as well as lecture notes, assignments, and assignment solutions (availability of this content varies by course). Subjects offered among the natural sciences include: Biology; Chemistry; Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences; Engineering; Materials Science; and Physics. Content and course offerings are updated frequently.

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  • Open Yale Courses

    OYC offers free video recordings of on-campus Yale University courses in Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Students can select the course in which they're interested and can then choose the individual lecture topic(s) that they wish to see.

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  • Khan Academy

    The Khan Academy produces online video tutorials on a wide range of topics. These tutorials walk through example problems, demonstrate problem-solving techniques and methodologies, and discuss conceptual topics. Science topics include (but are not limited to): Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Most topics addressed during first and second semester natural science courses are covered.

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  • The Physics Classroom

    The Physics Classroom provides multimedia tutorials, reviews, and practice problems to assess students' understanding of diverse topics in physics. Resources also include problem-solving guides for specific types of physics problems. Most topics addressed during first and second semester physics courses are covered.

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  • Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)

    Purdue's OWL offers over 200 free resources related to grammar and mechanics, style and language, citation conventions, the writing process, rhetoric and logic, different types of essay genres, research, and resources for English as a Second Language students.

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  • University of Wisconsin Writer's Handbook

    UW-Madison's Writer's Handbook offers numerous handouts related to many aspects of writing, including improving your writing style, the stages of the writing process, common writing assignments, grammar and punctuation, and citation conventions.

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