How do I find a tutor?
MSU offers tutoring and academic support to students through the Learning Center. Students can also contact the course’s department regarding specific tutoring information.
MSU offers tutoring and academic support to students through the Learning Center. Students can also contact the course’s department regarding specific tutoring information.
In addition to working with advisors in the UAAC, the Career Center can help match MSU majors to careers of interest.
Internships and Co-Ops can provide practical, hands-on career related experience that will look great on your resume. The Career Center can help set up internship and co-op experiences
Undergraduate research and creative discovery offers you the opportunity to apply what you already know to new issues that interest you, and allows you to develop new skills. Contact the MSU Undergraduate Research and Creative Discovery Program to find research projects and funding opportunities. Another good strategy to help you get started is to talk with a professor of a class you are interested in and see if he or she would be willing to work with you.
The Office of Study Abroad offers the students the opportunity to explore academic opportunities outside of the United States and academic credit that can apply toward a degree at MSU.
A number of scholarships are available to students. Please contact the Office of Admissions and Scholarships for more information and questions about eligibility.
The Writing Center is available to work with student writers on class assignments as well as professional documents and materials and can help with any stage of the writing process (to brainstorm, develop, revise, and edit).
Student Counseling Services offers individual and group therapy as well as workshops free to all students.
The Department of Student Financial Aid provides financial assistance to students who need aid to attend MSU. Students seeking assistance are required to file an application for Federal Student Financial Aid annually. Applications for aid should be completed in January or February of the year prior to the academic year in which the student will need assistance. Financial aid includes scholarships, grants, loans and part-time employment.
With so many organizations to choose from, it may feel like finding the right one for you is hard. The Student Organizations website connects you with student organizations in your areas of interest. The Center for Student Activities can connect you to student organizations as well.