Student Support
The Educational Access Center has a number of resources available to students. Explore the resources, support programs, and tools provided on this page!
ASPIRE
The Autistic Scholars Program for Inclusion, Representation, and Empowerment (ASPIRE) supports Autistic students to accomplish their educational goals through individualized and small group learning and community engagement. Questions about the program can be sent to aspire@boisestate.edu.Â
TRIO Academic Coaching and Educational Support
TRIO Academic Coaching and Educational Support (ACES) is a federally funded TRIO grant program. ACESÂ supports qualifying students with disabilities or diagnosed conditions in pursuing and attaining their degree by offering individualized services.
Academic Support
Community Room
The Community Room is a space in the EAC for students to use as an independent study space, break between classes, or to relax. There are computers available, couches, a whiteboard, as well as some stress management tools. The Community Room has open, drop-in hours Monday-Friday and you don’t need to reserve the room to use it. Please check our events calendar for open hours each week.
PAL Hours
Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) Hours are drop-in assistance for students to get support with academic management, finding resources on campus, assistance with problem-solving, or to get homework done alongside somebody. PAL hours are drop-in, so students can come and go at any time, and can be found on our events calendar.
Workshops and Events
The EAC hosts a number of skill-building workshops and events throughout the year. Check our events calendar for any upcoming opportunities to connect and learn with us.
Meeting With Professors
Getting to know your professors is so helpful for your success as a student. But absolutely, it can be intimidating to introduce yourself. Here are some tools to help you get started.