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Center for Student Success

Empowering Malone University students with resources for academic and career success

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The Academic Success Program (ASP) meets you where you are, providing the support you need to thrive in and out of the classroom. Through GEN 101, peer mentoring, or accessibility services, our staff works with you weekly to refine skills, build confidence, and help you advocate for yourself.

Skills you will gain in GEN 101 include:

Since its launch in Fall 2020, ASP has helped students regain academic standing, with 100% of participants eligible to return for the following semester in its first two years. Once your GPA meets requirements, ASP enrollment ends—but the Center for Student Success remains your resource throughout your Malone journey!

Take it from our students

“The Center for Student Success has helped me out a lot and showed me that I can finish my college education.”
“I truly appreciate the support I’m getting right now. It means a lot. The folks in the Center for Student Success are the reason I am able to succeed in college.”
“GEN 101 has been very helpful in even the few months I have been at Malone. The Center for Student Success has helped me be my old self again and show me that I am not alone on this journey through college.”
“GEN 101 has helped me learn how to study, how to pace myself throughout the college experience, and how to keep myself spiritually and academically on track.”
“GEN 101 has helped me realize that I do have people who care about me and my grades, and that I have a lot of academic resources to help me be successful in college. This course has also shown me what I want my major to be.”

Academic success involves spending time outside the classroom preparing for class. In fact, this is vital for achieving course and academic goals. Studies show that for every hour in the classroom, you should plan to spend approximately two to three hours outside the classroom studying, organizing notes, reading assignments, and completing group projects.

Meet the Center for Student Success Team