You'll be spending all of your time outside the classroom in your distance learning courses. Since you won't have a classroom to go to each week, your study space needs to be conducive to participating in class discussions (i.e.: recording replies via webcam) and completing your homework.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Here are some SU services and resources to help strengthen your research skills and study habits.
Get Research Help from an SU Librarian - Email, call, or chat online with a SU Library Research Services librarian for assistance during any stage of the research process - even help sorting through information you find on the internet.
TheLearning Assistance Programs Virtual Desk is providing consultations for all students looking to develop their skills. The virtual desk also provides tutoring services for several math, science, business, language and nursing courses.
Tutoring ServicesLinks to an external site. - SU Learning Assistance Programs provides peer tutoring in a variety of subject areas including math, science, nursing, and foreign languages. They also provide consultations to help you incorporate results into your study strategies.
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Which Study Space is Best?
This tool will help you choose a study space that is most conducive to learning.
Which Study Space is Best?