Academic Success Network
Tools to Get Ahead
The Academic Success Network (ASN) at Frostburg State University is a partnership of programs designed to help every student succeed. Our dedicated staff work closely with faculty and university offices to make sure you have the tools, guidance, and support you need to graduate on time.
Through the Network, you can access proven programs and services focused on preparing you for a complex and globalized world—starting with your academic success and ending with a degree backed by achievement.
Our Academic Success Network Includes:
How Can We Help You Today?
- Use the menu to visit any ASN Office and learn more about available academic support.
- Select a Quick Links buttons to access our most popular pages.
- Read below for answers to common questions from students and families.
How do I know what classes I need for my major?
Each major has an 8-Semester Plan to help you plan your coursework. The CAAR office can guide you through your roadmap to graduation.
I need help with time management or study skills.
The Accessibility and Learning Office offers workshops and one-on-one sessions to help you strengthen your learning strategies. Visit the Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) page for details.
I could use a little extra help. How can I meet with a tutor?
The Tutoring Center offers free tutoring for many 100- and 200-level courses and writing support for all subjects. Schedule a session by calling 301-687-3077 or emailing msmith@frostburg.edu.
I have ADHD. How can I get accommodations?
The Student Accessibility Services Office ensures appropriate accommodations and support. Learn more about documentation and next steps on the Documentation Requirements page.
Why do I have to take a DVMT (Developmental) math class?
Your placement score helps us identify the best starting point for your success. Some students may take a developmental course to strengthen foundational skills. Visit Placement Testing and Developmental Math for details.
I’m the first in my family to go to college. Is there extra support for me?
Yes! The TRiO Student Support Services program offers guidance and resources to help first-generation students navigate college life.
I was notified that I’m on academic warning or probation. What does that mean?
Visit the Academic Warning & Probation page or review the Undergraduate Catalog for details on academic standing and next steps.