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Page 1 Oce of First-Year Experience Lee Hall, Rm 106 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 Oce Website ofye@louisiana.edu OFYE Facebook Page Academic Success Center Lee Hall, Rm 115 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6818 Oce Website asc@louisiana.edu The Learning Center Lee Hall, Rm 209 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6583 Oce Website tlc@louisiana.edu This “How To” will focus on DeClouet Hall. For questions specic to your student, please call or email the appropriate department. If you wish to stop receiving our emails, click the unsubscribe link in the original email. A Resource for Parents of Ragin’ Cajun Freshmen ’ Cajun Connection Information What academic treasures can be discovered in DeClouet Hall? Where students can earn their Bachelor of General Studies by designing their degree in a way that suits their unique needs and interests. Learn more at University College. SSS is considered a -- for academic and other help for students who qualify. The goal of SSS is to increase students’ academic standing, college retenon, and graduaon rates. SSS helps students make the transion from high school to college and beyond. SSS programs are federally funded TRIO programs within the Department of Special Services. Learn more at Student Support Services. Free opportunies for academic development Tutoring (no appointment necessary!) Academic, nancial and career counseling Movaon toward successful degree compleon Financial Aid help, like FAFSA applicaon quesons and problem-solving Grant aid (if eligible) Computer Lab Usage (NEW iMacs and Dell PCs) Test Prep Materials (GRE, GMAT, etc.) and other academic resources What does SSS provide? Stay connected with the Oce of First-Year Experience.
A Resource for Parents of Ragin’ Cajun Freshmen ’ July 31, 2018 Page 2 They must meet of theses requirements: Have nancial need First-Generaon college student Student with a disability U.S. military veteran 1. SSS Regular for all majors 2. SSS STEM for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math majors 3. SSS Teacher Prep for Educaon majors 4. SSS Veterans for U.S. Veterans 5. SSS Disability for students with a documented disability Other TRIO programs in DeClouet Hall help students who are at the - (Upward Bound, Upward Bound Math/Science and Educaonal Talent Search), who want to enroll in college (Veterans Upward Bound ), and college students who aspire to aend (LS-LAMP and McNair). How do students qualify for the SSS programs? Dept. of Special Services DeClouet Hall, 1st Floor Room 106L 110 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6828 studentsupport.louisiana.edu email: specialservices@louisiana.edu University College DeClouet Hall, 1st Floor Room 104 110 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6829 universitycollege.louisiana.edu email: universitycollege@louisiana.edu UL Lafayee awards credit for college courses completed while enrolled in high school. College credit cannot be awarded based on a high school transcript. The student must send an ocial college transcript to receive University credit. —ocial transcripts can be sent digitally to: etranscripts@louisiana.edu or by using the Request for Transcript of Credits Form. Ocial transcripts may also be mailed: UL Lafayee Oce of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 41210 Lafayee, LA 70504 —must be provided by the organizaon itself, not students or parents. Visit their website in order to request the credit(s) to be sent to UL Lafayee. Read here for more informaon about transfer credits. Contact our transfer coordinator at transfer@louisiana.edu for quesons. Advance Credit Exams oer students who meet eligibility requirements the opportunity to earn credit for courses at UL Lafayee. Students can take select Advance Credit Exams prior to the start of the Fall semester. Every degree program at the University requires a minimum of 6 credit hours of Math. To understand Math placement, credit and tesng opportunies, please visit the Department of Mathemacs. SSS programs have experts oering specialized assistance: