AskUCR

AskUCR is designed as a hub for student supports, services, and resources. The site uses jargon-free language, to help explain and connect students to major campus supports and engagement opportunities.

If you don’t know, AskUCR!

Getting involved in student organizations, undergraduate research, education abroad, community service, and leadership programshave been shown to benefit students such as; forming a greater connection to campus and faculty, earn higher grades, are more likely to graduate on time, and are more prepared for the workforce or grad school. Involvement also helps you build connections to other students, your community, and future employers.

R'Courses
R'Courses at UCR are discussion classes created and taught by students to other students. They can be taken as electives
Clubs and Student Organization
Greek Life
Academic Internships (UCDC/UCCS)
The University of California, Washington D. C. (UCDC) and University of California, Sacramento (UCCS) programs are designed to let students live and do internships in the state and nation's capitals.
Undergraduate Research
Honors
Education Abroad
Community Service
Leadership programs

Here are some great resources to help you out with your academic needs. From all of the resources at UCR Library, tutoring assistance with the ARC, online learning support from the Keep Learning website, and finding accessibility assistance for all of your classes.

Find your academic advisor to plan out your academic career, enroll in courses, gain access to your student records, and find information about graduation and commencement ceremonies.

Campus Advising Offices
Registrar's Office (Enrollment, Student Records)
Graduation

Find information about funding your education through the Office of Financial Aid (student loans, grants, and scholarships), or where to make payments and get refunds through Student Business Services.

Financial Aid (loans, grants, scholarships)
Student Business Services (tuition, payments, refunds)

Find ways to explore careers through the Career Center, find a job, or do a quarter-long academic internship at the UC Washington Center (UCDC) or UC Center Sacramento (UCCS).

As a Tier 1 Research University, UCR has plenty of research opportunities for undergraduates and grad students in any discipline or major.

Undergraduate Research
- Research Journal
- Mini-Grants
- Chancellor's Research Fellowship
- Undergraduate Research Portal
- Research Symposium
Research Centers and Facilities

Get involved in leadership and community service to turn your academic learning into real-world experiences.

Find campus resources related to health & basic needs including mental health and counseling, housing and food needs, and exercise and wellness.

Find other ways to get involved on campus with arts and culture, theatre and dance, UCR's own radio station (KUCR), UCR Botanic Gardens, campus athletics, and activities through ethnic and gender programs.

Locate campus housing and dining resources.

Find resources to help keep you safe on campus or where to report a crime or other form of misconduct.

Emergency Notification System
Students in Crisis
Campus Safety Escort Service
Reporting Misconduct (Help.ucr.edu and Dean of Students)

Resources to help you navigate campus and find information on parking, how to reserve a room in the HUB, and where to book a campus tour.

Campus Deadlines

Apr 15	R'Courses proposal deadline
May 12-13	Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Symposium
May 15	Gluck Fellows Program of the Arts application deadline
May 17	Intent to participate in commencement deadline
May 31	Memorial Day (No classes)
June 1	Deadline to submit photo and message for commencement
June 4	Last day of instruction (spring)
June 5-11	Final examinations (spring)
June 11-13	Commencement Celebrations
June 21	Summer Session A & F begins
June 25	Last day to enroll (Session A&D)
June 25	Final day to drop a course. 100% refund, no grade (Session A)
June 29	Final day for enrollment (Session A) with Enrollment Adjustment Form
_{*Deadlines above are intended as reminders only and must be verified with the coordinating office.} _{Academic Calendar - Registrar} _Housing _{Student Engagement} _{Financial Aid}

Learning Resources

These UCR resources are here to support you toward your academic goals including the Academic Resource Center (ARC), the Library, , Grad Success, and Keep Learning.

ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER

The Tutoring Assistance Program offers peer, small group tutoring in a variety of STEM, humanities, and social sciences subjects and disciplines
Supplemental Instruction (SI) offers student-led mentoring available to students in traditionally difficult subjects
R'Success Workshops cover a variety of study and life skills topics with each workshop offered several times each quarter
Assistance, Coaching, and Encouragement (ACE) is a customized academic support program for students encountering academic difficulty
Writing Support Program supports UCR undergraduate students through writing consultations and workshops

LIBRARY.UCR.EDU

Resources for Remote Users: Library curbside pick up and Ask a Librarian chat
Research Services to learn how to find and manage resources, write strong academic papers, utilize our services, and learn tools of the research trade
Instructional Support to provide and support information literacy and research instruction for the entire campus community

KEEPLEARNING.UCR.EDU

Tutorials for online learning technology
Assistance with remote learning and online assignments and exams
Laptop and hot spot loan programs as well as free software for students

GRADUATE.UCR.EDU/GRADSUCCESS

Graduate Student Resource Center academic development, career support, and community
Graduate Student Mentorship Program peer and faculty mentors for grad students
Graduate Writing Support Supports all stages of the writing process - abstracts, grants, journals, CV, and more
GradQuant Quantitative methodology, computer programming, and research support