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Who should visit the CAE?

• Students who have been referred to the CAE.
• Students who are on academic probation are strongly encouraged to utilize CAE services to improve study skills.
• Students who are struggling with a single course, or several courses.
• Students who are performing well in their coursework, but would like to improve their study habits, time management skills and/or overall academic performance.
• Remember, the CAE is open and available to all 91³Ô¹ÏÍø students (including full-time, part-time, distance learning (online) and evening students.)

When should I visit the CAE?

• When you have received a referral to the CAE.
• When course work, life issues and/or grades are causing you stress.
• When you'd like to improve your grades.
• When you feel like you could use encouragement and support.
• When you'd like to brush up on skills essential to college success.
• When you're not sure which college office(s) you should visit to get all of the help you need.
• When you'd like to do homework, use computers and/or study in a supportive environment.
• When you receive a call or email inviting you to stop by the CAE.
  Faculty, staff, and advisors are encouraged to refer students to our office.
  NOTE: A referral to the CAE does NOT mean that you are failing your class, not doing all of your coursework, etc. A referral to the CAE is simply a way for your instructor to point you in a direction to improve your overall college experience.