How to Get Started
The objective of the Academic Improvement (AIM) Plan is to assist students who are on academic probation to develop strategies and skills that will help them to improve their cumulative grade point average (CGPA) and work toward getting off academic probation.
If you are on academic probation and wish to learn more about what AIM has to offer, please read the Introduction Letter.
Spring 2021 Introduction Letter
SMART Goals
After Reading the AIM Introduction Letter
- Email us at aim@ship.edu, jrjuarez@ship.edu or call us at 717-477-1015.
- Once you reply, you will be sent an email inviting you to meet with an AIM Coach who will direct you to three links for surveys that will assess your current strengthens and weakness for study skills,habits and behaviors (LASSI, INCLASS and AIM survey).
- After the surveys are completed, we will scheduled your first appointment and discuss your survey results, last semester’s performance, and your efforts to improve this semester. At the end of the session, you and your AIM coach will come up with a plan of action, including the exact GPA you need to return to good academic standing, and areas of improvement that are specific to your needs.
- Please note: Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, all AIM meetings will be conducted via ZOOM this semester.
Spring 2021 AIM Introduction Letter
SMART Goals
