The goal of Supplemental Instruction (SI) is to improve student success in courses that have proven to be more challenging than others. By attending weekly review sessions led by student peers (SI Leaders) who successfully completed the courses, you can enhance your learning strategies and study skills, as well as improve your grades and overall understanding of course material.
SI Sessions are informal, welcoming and hands-on. They are a place which students compare notes, discuss readings, talk through difficult content, prepare for exams and develop tools for effective time management.
Courses offering SI vary from semester to semester and are open to all students enrolled in those courses—free of charge. SI is completely voluntary and confidential. View the full schedule of current SI courses below.
SI Leaders have walked in the students’ shoes. They’ve been successful in the course and are trained to help other students succeed. SI Leaders know the course content and are available to help other students through it. What they won’t do is lecture. Their job is to help you put information together from your lectures and reading material to help you better understand the concepts. SI sessions are hands-on and filled with collaboration and working together. The SI Leader is there to work through it with you.
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
NS 254: Managing Care Adults II NS 235: Pharmacology I BI 210: Microbiology |
NS 233: Assess and Care of Adults BI 227: Pathophysiology CH 110: Chemistry |
NS 340: Behavioral Health BI 211: Anatomy NS 344: Pediatrics |
NS 342: OB |
NS 125: Foundation Skills |