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Lee Hall, conveniently located in the UL Lafayee Quad, is a campus building completely devoted to student support services. If Lee Hall doesn’t oer the services your student needs, the sta here knows exactly where to send him or her. Lee Hall is a very important locaon for your student to be familiar with the enrety of their me in college. Lee Hall is located in secons C/D6 on the university’s campus map. - The Oce of First-Year Experience, also referred to as OFYE, is the one oce on campus solely dedicated to as-sisng the university’s freshman class. We direct the transion into UL Lafayee with UNIV 100, a three credit-hour course designed to help rst-year UL Lafayee students transion successfully from high school to university life and academic work. The course has two components: (1) Cajun Connecon, which is a one-day extended introducon to UL Lafayee, to the campus community, and to University-level work and (2) the First-Year Seminar, which then connues for een weeks during a scheduled class me. Beyond academics, OFYE also encourages student and parent involvement on campus, orchestrang the Red Run during the rst home football game of the year and Family Weekend, September 22-24, 2017. OFYE houses one student organizaon, The Big Event, which is a community service organizaon that has organized over 10,000 students to help the Lafayee area since its creaon in 2013. This year The Big Event is moving to the spring semester and will be held Saturday, March 24, 2018. OFYE is also here to serve you, the parents of our college freshmen. Our primary service to parents includes monthly communicaon through our parent newsleer, which includes updates on topics such as university deadlines, campus social life, parental involvement on campus, and ps on how to best support your child while in college. Please click here to sign up for the parent newsleer. Follow OFYE on Social Media Office of First-Year Experience 106 Lee Hall 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 Oce of First-Year Experience The “How To” to Beginning College RESOURCES Oce of First-Year Experience Lee Hall, Rm 106 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 (phone) 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 ’ Cajun Connecon Informaon
The Academic Success Center (ASC) is the leading resource on campus for students who need help performing up to the academic standards in the college classroom. To aid students academically, ASC oers free tutoring through the Learning Center, located on the second oor of Lee Hall. The Learning Center strives to ensure that all students succeed academically, by oering individual tutoring, group tutoring, online tutoring, and supplemental instrucon. Beyond free tutoring, the Academic Success Center also oers a number of administrave services to students. If your child gets to UL Lafayee and decides to declare or change majors, or wants to talk through the opon of doing so, counselors are readily available. If any student also decides in the course of a semester to withdraw from a class, the ASC is the rst place for them to visit in order to drop a class. Students who are recipients of the TOPS Award are to aend a TOPS workshop held during Freshman Week (August 14-17). It is important to discuss with your student their TOPS requirements and their parcipaon in this programming to ensure they remain in compliance with guidelines. Students must aend a TOPS Workshop during Freshman Week. The ASC also oers recurring workshops for students throughout the semester. A multude of Success Workshops are provided for students adjusng to the academic and social systems of college life. Should your student face struggles when in college, please encourage him or her to visit Lee Hall in order to get the support and assistance they need to thrive academically and socially here at UL Lafayee. Follow OFYE on Social Media Office of First-Year Experience 106 Lee Hall 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 Oce of First-Year Experience The “How To” to Beginning College RESOURCES Oce of First-Year Experience Lee Hall, Rm 106 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 (phone) 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
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. All college transcripts should be forwarded to the Oce of Undergraduate Admissions. Electronically: etranscripts@louisiana.edu Postal Mail: UL Lafayee Oce of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 41210 Lafayee, LA 70504 Advance Credit Exams oers 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 website. ’ You can always go back and look at previous issues of our parent newsleer. The rst issue discussed topics like immunizaons, transferring credits to UL, academic calendar and much more. ’ Follow OFYE on Social Media Office of First-Year Experience 106 Lee Hall 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 Oce of First-Year Experience The “How To” to Beginning College RESOURCES Oce of First-Year Experience Lee Hall, Rm 106 230 Hebrard Blvd. 337-482-6599 (phone) 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