Students sometimes feel overwhelmed with the amount of information they must learn in order to be successful in graduate school. Many students who were very successful in their undergraduate studies find themselves struggling with the demands of graduate school. Student Success Services are available to provide students with research proven strategies to efficiently learn the material necessary to be successful at Touro University.
We work with students one on one to create a strengths-based approach to learning. Together we create an individual study plan to suit your needs. Our goal is to work with students to create a balanced approach to learning.
Contact one of us today to meet and discuss strategies to get you on the path to success
Whether you are a new student or a returning one, Tutoring services are available to students desiring to improve their academic performance. We offer both one on one tutoring and virtual drop in tutoring in our virtual study halls.
Students are able to submit an application for accommodations if they have proper documentation from a medical profession. There is no charge for these services for students approved for accommodations. Requests for these services can be downloaded from this web page.
One-on-one academic coaching: Individual academic coaching is a free service available to all students. By working with a learning specialist, you can improve your studying efficiency and determine which research-based learning strategies work best for you.
Peer Tutoring is available to students with academic need. Our tutors are students in your program who have gone through your coursework with a B or better and are recommended by faculty. Click here to access the peer tutor request form
Your Student Success Team currently offers 3 electives to help support learning and finding balance.
Transitions a "jump-start" elective offered the 2 weeks before Fall classes begin
Pathways to Success elective offered every Fall and Spring semester
Global Wellness Elective offered every Fall and Spring Semester
The rights of students with disabilities are protected under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). It is the policy of Touro University California to ensure that no qualified student with a disability is excluded from participation in or, subjected to discrimination in any University program, activity, or event. The University is committed to granting reasonable accommodations to students with documented disabilities. Policies and procedures must ensure that students with a disability will not, on the basis of that disability, be denied full and equal access to academic and co-curricular programs or activities or otherwise be subjected to discrimination under programs offered by the University.
To request accommodations, please fill out this form
Religious Accommodations: If you feel that University activity is affected by your religious needs you can submit an Application for Religious Accommodations and Services.
