College of DuPage Writing, Reading, Speech Assistance (WRSA) Logo
Writing, Reading, Speech Assistance (WRSA)
SRC 2102 | (630) 942-3355 | wrsa@cod.edu 
College of DuPage Main Campus
425 Fawell Blvd. Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
Click here for campus maps and directions. 

 

Fall 2025 (August 25, 2025 through December 14, 2025)

ONLINE & IN PERSON: Monday-Thursday, 8AM-7PM and Friday, 8AM-2PM

ONLINE ONLY: Saturday, 9AM-12pm and Sunday, 1PM-4PM

CLOSED: Monday, September 1; Tuesday, October 14; Wednesday, November 26 through Sunday, November 30

Please note, there is no clerical assistance available when WRSA services are ONLINE ONLY.

There is NO clerical assistance when WRSA is closed.

Students are allowed TWO appointments per day of different types (must be with different coaches) and up to three appointments of each type per week.
WEEKDAY appointments are scheduled on the hour (:00) or half hour (:30). WEEKEND appointments are scheduled on the hour ONLY (:00). EMAIL appointments are scheduled on the quarter hour (:15).

Appointments are 45 minutes (three white squares).
The white squares represent available appointment times.
To make an online appointment, choose "Yes - Meet Online" in the appointment box window.

Questions? Email: wrsa@cod.edu

Instructions for In-Person Appointments

Instructions for Online Appointments

Instructions for Email Coaching

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Learn more about Writing, Reading, Speech Assistance and the speech studio.

 ****NOTE - PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING WRSA POLICIES—NON-COMPLIANCE MIGHT DISABLE YOUR ACCOUNT AND BLOCK YOU FROM THE SYSTEM****

Writing, Reading, Speech Assistance provides academic support to all College of DuPage students. Services are available to currently-enrolled students working on class assignments or students preparing for placement tests. Appointments scheduled for students not enrolled for the current semester are subject to cancellation. 

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Appointments can be made up to two weeks in advance. If you must miss an appointment, please cancel in advance by phone or online; otherwise, the appointment will be marked as missed. Appointments are marked as missed after 10 minutes. If you will be late or absent, call (630-942-3355) or cancel your own appointment online (preferred method). Students who are late, 5 minutes or more, for their appointments may forfeit their time to walk-in clients or clients on the waiting list.

If you miss two appointments without cancelling in advance (“no call, no show”), your account will be deactivated and you will need to complete a form in order to reactivate your account for the semester.

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If an appointment is not available at a desired time, students may join the waiting list. If an appointment cancels or is marked as missed, students on the waiting list will be notified via text or email that a time slot has opened up. The notified client must log on to cod.mywconline.com and schedule the appointment. If the appointment slot is already filled, someone else has already scheduled an appointment. Appointments are scheduled on a first come, first served basis.

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Students may schedule up to 3 appointments of each type (writing, reading, speech) per week, but no more than a total of two appointments of different types per week. Weekend appointments are limited to one per day (Saturday and Sunday) of any type. ELA students may schedule 3 ELA Support appointments per week. If a student does have two appointments of different types in one day, the appointments must be scheduled with different coaches. Students are limited to eight appointments to prepare for each placement test. Additionally, ELA students are limited to eight appointments to prepare for the Citizenship test. 

During finals week or break schedules, students are limited to one appointment per day of any type.

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Students that self-identify as being connected with Access & Accommodations are allowed 4 appointments of each type per week but no more than one type of appointment per day. After self-identifying, the student may be asked to show their letter from Access & Accommodations prior to scheduling appointments.

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Please note: If continuous disruptions occur in a student's home during online appointments, WRSA coaches may request to end the appointment early and encourage the student to reschedule for another time. Out of respect for the student's privacy and home life, as well as for other on-campus appointments taking place within hearing distance of the online appointment, WRSA coaches will apply their discretion if they feel that an online appointment cannot be completed to its fullest efficacy and scheduled length.

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By meeting with a WRSA coach, you acknowledge that your work is your original thinking. If we are uncertain, we will explain what plagiarism is and provide resources to help you understand and learn how to avoid it. The WRSA Coordinator will be notified of this conversation.

If the authenticity of your writing is questioned again after an initial plagiarism discussion, you agree to sit with a coach and complete the COD Library’s online plagiarism module to clarify confusion regarding citation practices and standards.

If plagiarism is suspected after completion of the Library’s online module, you will lose your WRSA privileges for the remainder of the semester and your instructor may be notified.

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WRSA promotes inclusivity and safety between students and staff and does not tolerate discrimination or harassment in any form, which may include offensive comments, writing, or actions. Written or verbal offensive content that reinforce structures of oppression, intimidation, inappropriate or nonconsensual suggested/physical contact, or explicit/gratuitous sexual nature will be addressed and resources on inclusivity shared.

Depending on the severity of the offense, students may be reported to management and appropriate action will be taken as necessary.

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During school closures (planned or unplanned), appointments do not take place.