Success is not a solo endeavor.
If you're a Northwestern student, you're a skilled learner — but that doesn't mean you never need help. The best learners are the ones who seek (and give) support when it's needed. Explore opportunities here for peer tutoring, study groups, academic leadership development, and more.
Academic strategies programming provides undergrads with sustained small-group mentoring, individual coaching, and interactive workshops.
Course support offers undergrads weekly small study groups and drop-in study and tutoring help.
Make an appointment with one of our staff members to help you find the best resources and develop a plan to achieve your goals.
Meeting with my study group was a great chance to not only boost my overall knowledge of biology, but also to talk about the course in a way that felt down to earth and fun. Going to my sessions was never a chore, and helped me walk away from my class with a much greater understanding than I would have had otherwise.”
Sarah Dynia, WCAS class of 2019
Would you like to support other Northwestern students as they navigate their academic paths? Consider applying to be a peer academic leader! We recruit for facilitators each spring, for both our course-specific and general academic strategies programs. There are opportunities for people with a wide range of skill sets and interests. Contact us if you'd like to learn more.