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Learning Strategies Program
The goal of the Learning Strategies Program is to offer a broad range of interventions that may be used by students who wish to improve their academic performance or by those who are on academic probation.
 The Learning Strategies Program offers the Learning and Study Strategies Inventory (LASSI), which helps students identify potential areas of improvement. These areas can range from:
Once these areas are identified, a counselor will aid the student in creating an individualized program that the student may use to help improve his or her academic performance. The individualized program may consist of specific study and learning strategies, additional assessment, individual counseling or referrals to other campus services.
If you are a student of The University of Texas at Tyler and would like to participate in the Learning Strategies Program, you may take the LASSI on-line. It takes approximately 20 minutes to complete the LASSI assessment. Please call or come by the Student Counseling Center at (903) 566-7254 (UC 274) to obtain a password and to set up an appointment with a counselor to create your individualized program.
High scale scores on the LASSI would mean that a student had adequate skills in that area. Low scale scores on the LASSI would indiicate adjustments in study and test preparation are need. For more information on understanding what the LASSI Scales mean, click here.
Appointments:
Appointments for Learning Strategies and Study Skills may be made by contacting:
Student Counseling Center
University Center, Room 274
Phone: (903) 566-7254
Office hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Every effort will be made to schedule an appointment at the earliest time available and at the student's convenience. Students may visit the counseling center with our without an appointment, but an appointment is recommended. Clients are asked to call 24 hours prior to the scheduled appointment time if they are unable to keep their appointment.
It may be helpful to view the websites below and bring any relevent information with you for your counseling appointment.
Disclaimer
The Student Counseling Center does not guarantee the reliability of information on the links that are not necessarily operated by University of Texas at Tyler. We do not review or monitor the content of non-University of Texas at Tyler websites. Links are provided as a service to our visitors. The University of Texas at Tyler is not responsible for the content of non-University of Texas at Tyler websites. Your use of these websites is subject to the terms and conditions of those sites.
Additional Resources:
ADHD
Study Strategies based on Learning Modalities
Study Skills - SQ3R
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