Student Resource Center (SRC)

Academics

The Student Resource Center’s (SRC) goal is to encourage success strategies for college and for life. The SRC provides support for students in academics and personal and social development. The SRC aids students in developing transition-to-college foundations such as study strategies, note-taking tips, test-taking proficiencies, time management skills, and relaxation techniques, as well as providing guidance in dealing with stress, and personal concerns. All students are encouraged to use the support services available through the SRC.

Tutors are available to assist students in writing APA style research papers and reports.

 

Time Management and Study Tips

The SRC is here to help you advance in your program as smoothly as possible. Cox College students are going to be busy. When you have a lot on your plate, it is good to be cognizant of how you are using your time and effort. Developing time management skills can be a huge help in processing everything you need to accomplish for the day. Here is a list of some easy ways to get more organized and improve how you manage your time.

It is also well known that Cox College students will need to study in order to do well on exams. There are many ways to go about studying, but here are a few ideas for improving your study skills, and ultimately, those test scores.

 

Financial Management Tips

One of the most important life skills that applies to basically everyone is managing your money! It may take some time to build a budget that suits your lifestyle, but it is worth it to know how your money is being spent. We put together a list of resources to help you understand financial aid, how to make a budget, and other general personal finance advice. Improve your financial management here!

CARE Team

At the Student Resource Center, students and faculty will find many links regarding the following topics:

  • Academic Assistance
  • Disability Accommodation forms
  • Early Warning/Early Intervention forms
  • Financial Assistance
  • Information for Pregnant and Parenting Students
  • Mental Health
  • Safety and Security concerns (Title IX)

To submit a form, you can do so on our Behavioral Intervention Page.

Early Warning/Early Intervention Program

Cox College offers an Early Warning/Early Intervention Program. This program occurs during the first eight (8) weeks of classes. The Student Resource Center utilizes a proactive format to aid students needing additional study opportunities and resources.