Many study and tutoring programs for Engineering and Arts & Sciences students are coordinated through the Office of Undergraduate Academic Advising in Garland Hall.
Additional assistance is provided by individual academic departments and other sources. For more information about what is available, please see below.
The Learning Den offers small group tutoring sessions (no more than 6 students per group) throughout the week. Many commonly taken classes across various disciplines are supported by tutoring. Kelly Novic coordinates the program.
The Chemistry Department offers free help sessions for students in Introductory Chemistry I. For more information, contact the Chemistry department at chemdept@jhu.edu.
The Math Department's Math Help Room provides free tutoring Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. in Krieger Hall 213.
The Society for Physics Students offers free tutoring in physics courses Monday through Friday afternoons in Bloomberg. Email tutoring@jhu.edu for schedule information.
The Writing Center provides free, individual conferences with experienced tutors trained to consult on writing assignments in any discipline. The center is located in the Greenhouse Annex, with a satellite location in Charles Commons.
The Study Consultant Program is open to students who want one-on-one assistance on topics such as study skills, time management, and note taking. Students are paired with peer consultants (a senior or graduate student) with whom they meet weekly. Engineering students on academic probation are strongly recommended to participate in the program. Contact Fay Day, the academic program coordinator.
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