Location: Side of Kimberly Residence Hall
Contacts: (909) 621-8921, [email protected]
The Academic Resources and Services (ARS) Department at Scripps College, under Student Affairs, is dedicated to enhancing students' academic success by offering a wide range of resources and support services. The department focuses on providing equitable access to academic support, particularly through subject-specific assistance, tutoring, disability accommodations, and academic coaching. Below is an overview of the main services available to students:
ARS offers several core resources designed to support students across disciplines:
ARS is also responsible for coordinating support and accommodations for students with disabilities, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. This service ensures that students with documented disabilities receive the reasonable accommodations necessary for academic success. Students seeking accommodations can initiate the process by:
The Scripps Tutoring Program
This peer-based, one-on-one tutoring program is available to Scripps College students enrolled in any of the 5C courses. Tutoring is free for all Scripps students, who can request support in any subject. Tutoring starts from the third week of each semester, and students are encouraged to submit requests early. To request tutoring or apply to become a tutor, students can submit the Tutor Request Form here: Tutoring Program Request Form. Math Spot is an extension of the tutoring program, providing a convenient, drop-in space specifically for students enrolled in Scripps math courses.
Academic Coaching
Academic Coaching is the newest program within ARS, offering one-on-one sessions for students to develop general academic skills. The program covers transferable skills, including time management, study skills, financial wellness, stress reduction techniques, and test preparation. Students interested in working with an Academic Coach can schedule an appointment by emailing ARS at [email protected].
Contacts: (909) 621-8921, [email protected]
The Academic Resources and Services (ARS) Department at Scripps College, under Student Affairs, is dedicated to enhancing students' academic success by offering a wide range of resources and support services. The department focuses on providing equitable access to academic support, particularly through subject-specific assistance, tutoring, disability accommodations, and academic coaching. Below is an overview of the main services available to students:
ARS offers several core resources designed to support students across disciplines:
- Subject-Specific Tutoring
- Drop-In Tutoring for Math Courses (Math Spot)
- Supplemental Instruction for Science Courses
- Library Services
- Writing Center
- Language Assistance and Computer Labs
- Proctored Exams
- Housing Accommodations
- Temporary Transportation Accommodations
- ESA Agreement
ARS is also responsible for coordinating support and accommodations for students with disabilities, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. This service ensures that students with documented disabilities receive the reasonable accommodations necessary for academic success. Students seeking accommodations can initiate the process by:
- Completing the Student Accommodation Intake Form.
- Scheduling an intake appointment with an assistant dean to review the healthcare provider’s recommendations and finalize accommodations.
The Scripps Tutoring Program
This peer-based, one-on-one tutoring program is available to Scripps College students enrolled in any of the 5C courses. Tutoring is free for all Scripps students, who can request support in any subject. Tutoring starts from the third week of each semester, and students are encouraged to submit requests early. To request tutoring or apply to become a tutor, students can submit the Tutor Request Form here: Tutoring Program Request Form. Math Spot is an extension of the tutoring program, providing a convenient, drop-in space specifically for students enrolled in Scripps math courses.
Academic Coaching
Academic Coaching is the newest program within ARS, offering one-on-one sessions for students to develop general academic skills. The program covers transferable skills, including time management, study skills, financial wellness, stress reduction techniques, and test preparation. Students interested in working with an Academic Coach can schedule an appointment by emailing ARS at [email protected].
