Academic Success Plan (ASP)

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The purpose of an Academic Success Plan (ASP) is to help you identify ways to be academically successful and help you meet their academic goals.

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First Name: *

Last Name: *

Phone: *

Luther ID: *

What are the challenges that have contributed to your academic standing? (Please select all that apply). *

Can’t remember what I read

Difficulty concentrating and staying on task

Difficulty taking notes in class

Disability Services/Need an accommodation

Don’t have textbooks or get them late

Frequently don’t attend class

Math difficulties

Heavy work/employment schedule

Poor time management/procrastination

Not sure how to study

Not sure of my major

Spend time studying, still don’t do well

Test anxiety

Writing difficulties

Just not motivated for some reason

Have a part-time or work study job

Feelings of homesickness

Could improve my mental health

Struggling with the transition to college

Struggling with feelings of depression

Roommate issues

Issues with discrimination

Working more than 20 hours a week

Other:

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1) Please elaborate in detail on the challenges selected above that contributed to your current academic standing? *

2) List 3 specific strategies you will take this semester to address the challenges affecting your academic success: *

3) What specific academic resources will you utilize to help you succeed (eg. work with professor, Academic Advisor, Counseling, CAE Office, tutoring, etc.)? Please be detailed. *

4) What are 3 non-academic activities you would like to experience while at Luther College? *

5) What are 3 self-care practices in which you engage? *

Expectations and Requirements

Students with an Academic Success Plan (ASP):
1. Are required to complete an individual ASP or learning contract.
2. Are required to participate in the “academic success program” housed in the Center for Academic Enrichment (CAE).
3. The ASP helps to identify and list expectations designed to encourage personal academic advocacy and improvement, which includes the following:
a. Attending regularly scheduled meetings with an academic specialist/coach from CAE, TRIO, Student Athlete Success Coordinator, or Catalyze Program .
b. Attending scheduled meetings/regularly check in with Academic Advisor(s).
c. Attending scheduled meetings/regularly check in with relevant professors.
d. Attend tutoring sessions, as needed.
e. Participation in and successful completion of Office of Student Success' (OSS) academic recovery program, Atomic Frogs. This is required for students that have been dismissed and appeal granted to return, and optional for students on probation.
4. If you received a letter from the Financial Aid Office, that means that your academic performance is putting your financial aid at risk. It is strongly advised that you visit with a financial counselor.

I agree to the expectations and requirements

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Student Agreement: By signing below, I affirm that I have a clear understanding of the expectations and requirements set forth in this Academic Success Plan (ASP), and what I need to do to be academically successful at Luther College. I agree to use the strategies I have mapped out in my ASP during the respective semester term. Failure to adhere to the above requirements will result in notification to the Academic Standing Board. Furthermore, I grant permission for the Center for Academic Enrichment/TRIO/Catalyze/Student Athlete Success Coordinator to reach out to faculty members, academic advisors, music ensemble directors, and athletic coaches to discuss grades, academic progress, and any other pertinent information in my courses. Please sign by typing your full name below. *

Date: *

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A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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