Virtual Field Trip Your College Homepage

Virtual Field Trip : Using Your College's Homepage

Today we will stay close to home.

Itinerary
Connect to your college's homepage and then to the student services home page. You should be able to find the answers to the frequently asked questions below as well as other services you may have missed.
List at least 3 services you did not previously know about.Include enough information about the service so that other students will know where it is, who can use it, if there is a charge,etc.( If you class has a discussion board set up, post these for all to see.)

Services I did not know about:

Now study the list of FAQ's below. Find the answer to 5 of them. Then write an article about them that might appear in your school newspaper. Direct your answers to new students on campus. Use what you learned about writing answering essay questions to develop your answer.

Some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ s) by college freshmen or transfers

I don't own a computer where can I use one?
Can I buy or rent one at a student rate?
Are there workshops or classes I can take to become more computer literate?
I don't have any financial aid. Where can I go to see if I quality?
What if I get sick? What kinds of health services are available?
I am really having trouble with my math, chemistry, history. Are there a tutoring services available?
Is there affordable childcare available on or near campus?
I think I made have a learning disability. Is there a place I can get help?
My professor suggested group study. Are there group study areas available?
I am having very real non-academic problems. Is there help on campus?
I need a part-time job.
My professor says the more involved I get on campus the more sense of belonging I will have. He says that this will contribute to my success as a student. What clubs or activities are available?
Where can I cash a check or use an ATM?
Where can I get photocopies made?
Is there public transportation available?
What is there to do on the weekends?