Student Resources

The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is dedicated to helping all students succeed.  Arizona State University offers many different resources and services for students.  We encourage students to review the following University resources throughout their graduate program.

Contents

  1. 1 ASU Graduate College Community of Scholars Site
  2. 2 Academic Writing Support
  3. 3 Academic Support and Tutoring
  4. 4 Counseling Center Services
  5. 5 Disability Resource Center
  6. 6 ASU Libraries
  7. 7 Career Services
  8. 8 Resources for Students Learning Online

ASU Graduate College Community of Scholars Site

ASU Graduate College offers a Community of Scholars site to help you be successful in your time at ASU. This website contains resources such as podcasts and texts that cover a variety of topics including, but not limited to, the following:
  • Research and publication
  • Stress management
  • Balancing work, life and school

Academic Writing Support

The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College expects that all submitted contributions in graduate level courses will be of professional quality. Unless specifically stated, all assignments should conform to the APA style.

Academic Support and Tutoring

ASU is committed to ensuring you achieve all of your education-related goals by providing a variety of student success resources.

Counseling Center Services

Counseling and mental health services are provided at each of the four ASU campuses (Downtown campus, Polytechnic campus, Tempe campus, and West campus). ASU students may seek services at any of the campus counseling center, regardless of their college affiliation.

Disability Resource Center

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is a central location for establishing eligibility and obtaining services & accommodations for qualified students with disabilities. Students are encouraged to contact the DRC to discuss qualifications and accommodations.

ASU Libraries

The ASU Libraries give you access to over 32,000 electronic journals, 281,000 electronic books, and 300 research databases online. Library support in-person, through email, phone, and chat is also available. You are encouraged to explore the resources offered by the ASU Libraries including:

Career Services

Students are encouraged to explore resources available through the ASU Career Center. Services and events offered through the ASU Career Services office include:
  • Resume workshops and critique
  • Career mixers
  • Job search strategies
  • Interviewing skills/mock Interviews

Resources for Students Learning Online

This SucceedOnline website provides a variety of resources for online students.