SLS Study Skills: Home

Resource links for developing your reading and note taking skills, and what it means to maintain academic integrity at the U Sask.

Strategies for preparing and writing multiple-choice and essay exams, as well as tips for dealing with exam anxiety.

Strategies for giving individual and group presentations, and creating project and study groups.

Time management tips including advice on creating term and weekly schedules, managing projects and monitoring your use of time.

Ways to overcome procrastination, manage your stress, and set goals.

Self assessments which look at study skills, learning preferences and areas of strengths to help you study smarter, not harder.

Set of handouts touching on many areas in study skills and learning strategies.

Developed by Student Learning Services, this guide contains a wealth of online resources in writing help, at both the undergraduate and graduate level writing.

Developed by Student Learning Services, this guide contains a wealth of online resources to help with your questions in mathematics and statistics.

Use the Assignment Planner to help you complete your research essay assignments. Enter the start date and deadline for your assignment and the system will suggest a timeline of dates for steps to complete your essay. In addition, the system provides some useful support along the way!

The U Sask source for all questions dealing with copyright. Includes: copyright guidelines, policy, fair dealings and more.

Student Learning Services at the U Sask offers workshops and some individual tutoring within writing, math and stats and study skills; offers study sessions in some of the larger 1st year courses and is home to the PAL (Peer Assisted Learning) Program.

Offers information for students starting out of the USask. Information is provided for student groups such as Aboriginal Students, International Students, students from a small town, from out of province, and mature students.

Provides a list of tutors who are students wanting to provide tutoring services at the USask.

Is your comprehensive go-to website of student support services at the U Sask with links to academic and non-academic supports.

U Sask Student Wellness Services offers urgent and non-urgent physical and mental health care for students, their spouses and children including dr appointments, mental health counselling, nutrition counselling, and sexual health care. There are also services such as physiotherapy, massage therapy and chiropractic care offered on site (fee for services, often partially covered through your student health plan). Access wellness support by visiting the 3rd or 4th floor of Place Riel Student Centre or calling (306) 966-5768. See online guides and resources for self-help access.

Access and Equity Services, formerly Disability Services for Students (DSS), is guided by Saskatchewan's Human Rights legislation and the duty to accommodate individuals requiring accommodations based on disability, religion, family status and gender identity. Steps to register with Access and Equity Services is provided on the webpage.

The International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) is a resource and campus partner for all students, staff, and faculty. ISSAC is dedicated to fostering a welcoming, globally aware and engaged campus community.

Offers information for International Students including information on arrival and settlement, immigration, living and working in Canada and more.

The Aboriginal Students’ Centre is dedicated to supporting the academic and personal success of Métis, First Nations and Inuit students. The centre offers personal, social, cultural and academic support through programs, services and events held throughout the academic year.