Feeling overwhelmed by assignments or just want to make sure you're doing your best work? Help is available around campus, and you'll get the most benefit from academic resources by using them early in the semester. Attend workshops on beginning or advanced research techniques, schedule composition help at the Center for Writing, find course support workshops, and more.

• Academic support and tutoring
  

The Volunteer Tax Assistance Program (VTAP) will prepare your tax return completely free of charge until April 15, 2012. To be eligible, your unadjusted gross income must be less than $49,000. VTAP requests that you make an appointment online, but walk-ins are accepted. Be sure you have all the proper documentation in preparation for your appointment. All appointments are in the Undergraduate Career Center on Herbert M. Hanson Hall’s second floor.

• Make an appointment online
• Prepare for your appointment
• Free tax forms and tax help websites

Follow us on Twitter @UMNOneStop for updates, news, and tips about academic events, registration, living like a student, and more.

• One Stop on Twitter

After you've accepted a loan on your eFAAN, email One Stop Student Services if you want to make an adjustment to the loan. Because the amount offered on your eFAAN is usually your maximum loan eligibility, you can only increase your loan amount in specific situations. Review your Financial Aid Status to see your currently scheduled loan amounts, and contact One Stop with any questions about adjusting loans.

• Financial aid status
  
  Information about increasing, reducing, or canceling loans

The billing & payment link in your student account lists the due date of the last statement that was generated for you, even if you've already paid the bill associated with that statement. If new charges have not posted to your account or you have not been billed for new charges, the due date listed may be a date that has already passed. 

• Billing statement & payment guidelines, definitions, and clarifications