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Academic Review and Retention Office

The Office of Academic Review and Retention (ARR) advises students on academic probation and helps former students who were academically disqualified navigate the readmission process. ARR works collaboratively with all university advisors, faculty and offices to ensure academic success for students and to promote graduation.

 
 
 
 

Mission Statement

The USC Office of Academic Review and Retention is committed to promoting strategic partnerships with key constituents across campus, monitoring individual student progress, and inspiring each student to reach their full academic potential. Our office is committed to empowering students to persist toward graduation.

The Academic Review and Retention Office is located in the lobby of the Figueroa Building, Suite 107 (FIG 107).

 
 
 
 

Contact Us

Please call ahead to schedule an appointment. 

Mailing Address

Academic Review and Retention Office
University of Southern California
University Park Campus
3535 S. Figueroa St, Suite 107
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0912

 

Staff Directory

Brice James, M.S.Ed., Manager, Academic Review, bricejam@usc.edu
Alma Gonzalez, M.Ed., Senior Academic Review Counselor, argonzal@usc.edu
Tiffany Olivier, M.A., Academic Review Counselor, tolivier@usc.edu
Amy Sanchez, M.S., Academic Review Counselor, amy4654@usc.edu
Alvaro Vazquez, M.Ed., Academic Review Counselor, avazquez@usc.edu
John Foulger, M.Ed., Academic Review Counselor, foulger@usc.edu
Stephanie Herron-Hillman, Student Services Assistant III, sdhh@usc.edu

 
 

Staff Directory

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Brice James-McClure, M.S.Ed.
Assistant Registrar, Academic Review
bricejam@usc.edu

Joseph Gonzales

Joseph Gonzales, M.Ed.
Academic Review Counselor
josephg7@usc.edu

 
 
Liliana-Perez

Liliana Perez, M.S.
Academic Review Counselor
perezlil@usc.edu

 
 
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Stephanie Herron-Hillman
Student Services Assistant III
sdhh@usc.edu

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