Module 2: Student Resources by Christopher Hensley

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Welcome to Module 2 of your Online New Student Orientation. This module will cover Student Resources at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Please review this and the other 2 modules to complete the New Student Orientation requirement. Failure to complete this requirement will result in the Orientation Hold remaining on your account, preventing you from registering for future semesters.

Module 2: Student Resources

Published on Jul 07, 2016

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Module 2: Student Resources

Online New Student Orientation

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myLEO

https://leo.tamuc.edu

myLEO serves as your student portal and can be accessed using the following link:

https://leo.tamuc.edu

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myLEO

myLEO can be used to: -Register for classes -Add or drop classes -View your class schedule -Accept/Decline financial aid awards -View and pay tuition and fees -Update personal contact informationView and pay tuition and fees -View an unofficial degree audit -Find graduation information

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Email is the main form of communication between you and the University. Please check your myLEO email at least once a day.

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Advising & Registration

Success Coach: Advises all freshmen and transfer students who are not TSI complete. Assigned based on your last name.
Academic Advisor: Advises all upper-level students who completed at least 30 hours and are TSI complete. Assigned based on your major.

If you are a freshman, please use the following link to find out more about your Success Coach within University College.

http://www.tamuc.edu/academics/UniversityCollege/default.aspx

If you are a transfer student, please use the Academic College links in Module 1 to find out more about your college's Academic Advisors and Advising Office.

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If you are not sure who your Success Coach or Academic Advisor is, please email orientation@tamuc.edu.

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The purpose of Academic Advising is to provide support and information to students throughout the educational process as students work to meet academic, career, and personal goals and to provide a source of information about university policies, procedures, college life, and student support services.

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DegreeWorks

Degree audit and schedule planning tool
Official document recording completion of required courses; helps monitor and plan student’s progress toward graduation
Accessed via your myLEO account

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Student Disability Resources & Services

Student Disability Resources & Services (SDRS) provides services to students with disabilities to ensure accessibility to university programs.
Email: StudentDisabilityServices@tamuc.edu
Phone: 903.886.5150

For more information about Student Disability Resources & Services, please click the following link:

http://www.tamuc.edu/CampusLife/CampusServices/studentDisabilityResourcesAn...

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Academic Success Center

Provides academic resources and tutoring services.In the near future the ASC will be offering online tutoring service to all undergraduate students.
Online tutoring is provided through www.tutor.com. Students are eligible for 4 hours each semester.
Email: asc@tamuc.edu
Phone: 903.468.8152

For more information about the Academic Success Center, please click the following link:

http://www.tamuc.edu/campusLife/campusServices/academicSuccessCenter/

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Career Development

Provides career counseling, resume consultation, and mock interviews.
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Email: Lacey.Henderson@tamuc.edu
Phone: 903.468.3223

For more information about Career Development, please click the following link:

http://www.tamuc.edu/campusLife/campusServices/careerDevelopment/default.as...

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Center for IT Excellence (CITE)

As a student, you are eligible for free internet service.
If you are having issues with myLEO or email accounts, please contact CITE.
Email: helpdesk@tamuc.edu
Phone: 903.468.6000

For more information about the Center for IT Excellence (CITE), please click the following link:

http://www.tamuc.edu/CampusLife/CampusServices/CITESupportCenter/default.as...

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Office of First-Year & Transition Programs

We are here to assist you beyond New Student Orientation. If you ever have any questions, feel to reach out to our office.
Email: orientation@tamuc.edu
Phone: 903.886.5086

For more information about the Office of First-Year & Transition Programs, please click the following link:

http://www.tamuc.edu/admissions/oneStopShop/orientation/NewStudentOrientati...

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