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The following access keys are available:

• 1 CSUN Home Page
• 2 Skip Navigation
• 3 People Finder
• 4 Search
• 5 Web Accessibility Policy
• 9 Contact Page
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• Where to study?
  To earn good grades; you'll want a good place to study. Try the links below for some suggestions.
  • Library Study Labs
  • USU Study Labs
• Computer labs for homework & e-mail
  Need a new place to type a paper? Has your computer become an enemy? Try the links below to make last minute corrections, to print, or to check your e-mail.
  • CSUN Labs - Open to all students
  • USU & SSU - Open to all students
  • Bayramian Hall - 13 computers are located on the 1st Floor lobby for student use
  • College of Business or Economics - Labs open for students in this college. For Lab Policies visit www.csun.edu/buslab/lab-policy.html
  • College of Human Health & Development
  • Modern & Classical Languages and Literature Lab
• Tutoring
  You don't need to be perfect to earn the grades you want. The links below offer suggestions on where to get extra help.
  • English & Writing Tutoring
  • Math Tutoring (hours may vary each semester. Call (818) 677-2033 for the current schedule)
  • Other subjects Tutoring
  • Group Study sessions
• What to do before an exam*
  The link gives you some good tips about how to prepare for the "big" tests. Use them to give yourself the best chance for success.
• Preparing for essay tests*
  Some students feel worried when they hear that their test will include an essay. Here are some tips prepare ahead of time.
• Effective technique during essay tests*
  Use the following link to get some tips about how to handle an essay DURING the test.
• Strategies for stress management*
  Have you ever said something like, "I would have gotten a better grade if I wasn't so nervous". Ever feel like you draw a "Blank" during a test. Use the following link to help you avoid feeling that way.