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Each student-athlete at the University of
Colorado has an individualized academic plan. The plan
considers the student-athletes year in school, college and high
school academic records. This program combines study hall
hour requirements with specific academic objectives. Academic
objectives are assigned to a student-athlete by their Academic
Coordinator or their Mentor Tutor. Subject Tutors assist
student-athletes to meet those academic objectives by helping the
student-athlete in an ethical, appropriate manner. (See role
of tutor section of this manual).
- Tier 1 students have either struggled
academically in the past or are new freshman. These students
have a more structured daily and weekly study schedule that divides
their time into blocks. The block schedule is created by
Academic Coordinator for that team and helps the student identify
productive blocks of time to do their work around their class,
training and competition schedules. Academic Coordinators
will often schedule tutor sessions on behalf of their Tier 1
students and will assign them required weekly study hall
hours.
- Tier 2 students are making the transition to
solid time management and study skill behaviors. These
students will schedule their own tutoring appointments with subject
tutors directly via e-mail.
- Tier 3 students have earned at least a 3.0
cumulative GPA and therefore make their own subject tutor
appointments and do not have study hall obligations.
Study Hall hours can be earned any time during
our normal hours (listed below) but must be completed in the Dal
Ward Center. Specific rules apply and should be adhered to at
all times during Study Hall.
The rules are as
follows:
- During study hall, student-athletes will not be
permitted to lounge in the hallway area. All studying must be done
in the Computer Lab or in the adjoining Study Hall Room.
Library research and other outside activities must take place
outside of study hall hours.
- Student-athletes must check in and out of Study
Hall by swiping their Buff One Card.
- Cell phone usage is prohibited
in the Study Hall and Computer Lab.
- Student-athletes are expected to bring enough
academic work for the entire time they are checked in for study
hall.
- Absolutely No drinks, food or
tobacco use is permitted in any location of the Herbst
Academic Center, with the exception of drink in the Study
Hall.
- A study hall absence is considered any of the
following:
- Failure to attend Study Hall.
- Leaving the designated areas at any time without
checking out.
- Disruptive or disrespectful
behavior.
- If a student wishes to leave the Study Hall area
for any reason, they must check out and then check back in when
they return. If they fail to do this, they will not be given
credit for study time.
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