By providing peer-to-peer as well as staff support and mentoring, the Academic Resource Center empowers students to grow intellectually and personally as they pursue their goals.

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AREAS

• Assistance, Counseling, and Encouragement (ACE) 
  Academic support program for students encountering academic difficulty to aid in academic skills and study habits to achieve academic success.
• Tutorial Assistance Program 
  Provides tutoring in a variety of subjects and disciplines that is free to all UCR students. Our tutors offer broad-based study skills strategies and techniques to promote critical thinking.
• Undergraduate Writing Center 
  Writing support for all UCR undergraduates via writing consultations and workshops.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) 
  Peer-led group study and academic assistance to help students succeed in traditionally difficult courses. Sessions are regularly scheduled, out-of-class group study giving students an opportunity to compare notes, discuss readings, and prepare for exams.
• Transfer Success Program 
  The Transfer Success Program is a support program for incoming and matriculated transfer students.
• Highlander Early Start Academy (HESA) 
  A 7-week intensive summer study program pairing English/Math with a History or Oral Communications course as well as programming to increase student confidence, provide knowledge about the campus, and help students feel at home at UC Riverside.
• Mathematics Advisory Exams 
  Placement and Advisory Examinations are required by UCR to assess student readiness for University work and determine the appropriate course placement in Mathematics.
• R'Success Workshops 
  The workshop series covers a variety of study skills topics with each workshop offered several times each quarter. Workshops are scheduled on a drop-in basis and are free for registered UCR students.
• Intermediate Algebra Workshop (ARC 035) 
  Intermediate Algebra Workshop--ARC 035 workshops help students refresh their math skills and develop a better grounding in the fundamentals needed to be successful in university level math courses. Courses are offered in the summer, fall, winter and spring.