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First Generation Student Resources: Study Skills

Resources for First Generation Students

Quick Reference

Study Rooms

Book a Tutor

Book a Librarian
*Help with research/databases, citations/paper formatting and more. 

Book a TechXpert
*Help with BlackBoard, common software, student account issues and more. 

Writing Center

Student Success Coaching

Accounting & Business Lab


Easy Grade Calculator
 
Madison College GPA Rubric and Grading Information

GeoGebra Apps
*Online calculators, graphing tools and a variety of math resources. 

Free T1 Graphing Calculator Download

Printable Graphing Paper


Student Technology Hub

Remote Learning Support

Technology Access Program
*Current students are eligible to borrow equipment for remote learning! See webpage for details. 


Brainfuse
*Current students may use Brainfuse for extra access to professional tutoring, from on or off campus.

Khan Academy
*Free online study resource including many math and science levels. Click "Courses" on the left to get started. No signup required. 

Personal Academic Librarian

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Our Personal Academic Librarian 
program can provide you with one on one help through the semester! 

• Academic Support

• Ongoing Communication

• Reference and Research guidance

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Welcome! The Madison College Libraries and Student Achievement Centers are here to help you succeed. Using the strategies and resources provided in this guide, students can maximize their study time, achieve higher grades, and retain information for the long term. Please check out our tips, tricks and other assistance. Don't be afraid to try a new study method today!  

Featured Study Tip

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Click here to get in touch with Natasha, or another member of our
excellent Student Achievement Center team. 


Crash Course: Study Skills Video Series

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Crash Course: Study Skills is a free series of video lessons and
includes topics such as note taking, memory and procrastination.