Academic Support Services

Early Alert System

Early Alert is part of S&T Connect which improves the overall academic success of students by improving communication among students, instructors and advisors in cases where students are not meeting academic course requirements.  When an Academic Alert is issued, an email is sent to the instructor, the student, and the student’s advisor. Students may receive Early Alerts for lack of attendance, low quiz/test scores, or low homework scores.

LEAD

LEAD (LEARNING ENHANCEMENT ACROSS DISCIPLINES) provides learning assistance for over 45 courses in the form of collaborative learning centers and drop-in tutoring.  It begins the second week of classes and ends on the Thursday of the last week of class.

Writing and Communication Center

The Missouri S&T Writing and Communication Center is located on the third floor of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. It is a free academic resource for students at Missouri S&T. The Writing and Communication Center provides state-of-the-art computers, all the latest software, a staff of highly trained, motivated, and friendly peer writing tutors, and a technical editor.

Math Help

LEAD sessions provide assistance for some Math courses. Click on link below to view schedule. 

Academic Consultation

Any undergraduate student can schedule a one-on-one academic consultation with one of the professional advisors in the S&T Advising Center. Students at any level are encouraged to seek academic consulting to develop skills that can improve areas of their lives such as time/self-management, note-taking, study skills, and test-taking. Students can schedule an appointment by emailing advising@mst.edu. 

ON-TRACK

The On-Track Academic Success Program is aimed at increasing at-risk students’ academic and personal success. On-Track accomplishes this through refining students’ study skills, self-management skills, and knowledge of campus resources and by facilitating the formation of stronger relationships with professors, classmates, and other sources of support. Participants engage in the program through seminars, one-on-one meetings, and supplemental activities tailored to a student's specific needs.