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Six Steps to Academic Success (SSAS)

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Six Steps to Academic Success (SSAS) is a series of specialized workshops for college students, designed to help strengthen academic performance.

Through sessions that are customized to match individual learning needs, SSAS provides students with the necessary skills to understand and manage their learning disabilities, as well as to overcome the challenges with which they present them in the classroom.

Sessions are led by a master's-level speech-language clinician.

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