What we do: Academic departments on campus and the Tutoring Center offer hundreds of hours of FREE tutoring & academic support each week in both the humanities and sciences, including business, chemistry, computer science, economics, history, languages, math, philosophy, physics, politics, and theology. The Fall 2020 academic support/tutoring schedule can be found here. The Fall 2020 Graduate Mentor appointment page can be found here.
Where we are: Want to find a tutor? Check out our tutoring schedules here. For the subjects that we cover at the Tutoring Center (not all are covered at the Tutoring Center) we are located in Braniff 104, on the first floor, near the Constantin Dean Offices. For subjects offered at the Tutoring Center, check out Fall 2020 schedule here.
Who to contact: Have additional questions? Email our Academic Success Advisor, Daniel Adams, here.
Writing Lab - UD has a very helpful Writing Lab, offering individual 30-minute tutoring sessions for UD students working on essays, regardless of the subject or the student's writing abilities. After each session, the tutor sends a Writing Lab Report to the professor who assigned the essay, summarizing the session and suggestions. The Writing Lab is open Sunday through Friday, with appointments available as early as 10:00 a.m. and as late as 10:00 p.m. A tutoring session may be reserved by signing up for an appointment outside the Lab in Braniff 304 or online here.
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