Academic Help

 

 

  • EECS Tutoring
  • Engineering Center for Academic Success – 273 Chrysler Center
    • Offers tutoring, study groups, and access to academic and career resource materials
  • Math Lab – B860 East Hall, 936-0160
    • The Math Lab is a walk-in tutoring service available free to all U-M students. Located in B860 East Hall, the Math Lab provides free tutoring for mathematics courses numbered through 217
  • Physics Help Room – 1416 Randall
    • Graduate students, undergraduate students, and faculty are available to help students who are taking Introductory Physics classes (135/136; 235/236; 140/141; 240/241)
  • Problem Roulette
    • A website that serves random problems from past exams given in courses at the University of Michigan.  Courses include Chem 130, EECS 314, MCDB 310, Physics 135/140/235/240, and Stats 250
  • ECoach
    • A coaching platform for Biology 171, Chem 130, Econ 101, EECS 183, ENGR 101, Math 101, Phys 140, Stats 250 that gives personalized advice based on your current performance in the class
  • Science Learning Center
    • The SLC provides academic support to students enrolled in many biology, chemistry, and physics courses through study groups, tutoring (drop-in, appointment-based, and online), and GSI office hours.
  • Sweetland Center for Writing
    • The Sweetland Center for Writing, a comprehensive writing center, exists to support student writing at all levels and in all forms and modes.
  • English Language Institute (ELI)
    • The ELI offers academic English support services for international students and non-native English speakers on campus through their clinics, workshops, and self study e-resources, and particularly the Speaking and Writing Studios.  See their Language Resources for more information.
  • Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society)
    • Offers free on campus tutoring in all 100-200 level math and science courses
  • Student Accessibility and Accommodation Services information
    • Find information on Services for Students with Disabilities, Peer Assisted Study Sessions, Academic Coaches, Testing Accommodations Centers, and more!
  • Study Resources Grid
    • A large grid (by course) of academic resources for Engineering courses compiled by Dr. Montgomery, a success coach in the Engineering Center for Academic Success.
  • The members of HKN offer drop-in help sessions for entry-level EECS courses as follows: EECS 183, EECS 203, EECS 215, EECS 270, EECS 280, EECS 281, and EECS 314. Tutors can also help with ENGR 101.

Study Skills