Peer Tutoring is available either in a walk-in group format on all campuses or one-on-one through our partnership with the School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program.
Support for All Learners
Find the support you need, in the spaces and settings where you learn best. From one-on-one tutoring and group study sessions to online tipsheets, asynchronous learning modules, and more, there are services for every student at the Learning Centers.
Study groups are led by trained peers and invite students to work with each other to review course material and learn study strategies—note taking, problem solving, and test preparation—that link course content with cognitive skill development.
Improve your academic and self-management skills; such as time management, critical thinking, and studying; in one-on-one meetings with an academic coach or group sessions with a peer coach.
Writing tutoring supports a variety of disciplines and courses. Our tutors meet students individually about brainstorming topics, organizing ideas, formulating a thesis, structuring paragraphs, and developing an argument.
Connect and Learn Anywhere
The Learning Centers offer plenty of online services and asynchronous learning resources.
Resources and Tipsheets
Procrastination is a phenomenon that impacts most of us in one way or another. What do we do when we know we should get started with something, yet keep putting it off? The reasons behind our procrastinating behaviors often go beyond surface level. The iceberg metaphor shows how our emotions and beliefs can complicate our attempts at productivity:
Winter break is here, and you finally get some time off from your hard work at Rutgers University.
We’d like to provide you with a few ways to stay productive during your winter break, so that when you come back, you can start the spring semester off strong.
Learn the secrets to writing a compelling and memorable personal statement that will get you noticed and listen to our podcast about why you should avoid using childhood anecdotes.
More Academic Support
First-Year Students Start Here
Welcome to Rutgers University–New Brunswick! At the Learning Centers, you'll find support as well as opportunities to get involved and connect with peers.
Testing and Placement
Placement testing helps identify students' individual skills so they can begin studying at the right level to succeed.
Just for Grad Students
Find specialized support to maximize your time and elevate your work in graduate school.
Active Learning Spaces
Find and reserve space to study in each of the Learning Centers locations.
Learning Assistant Partnering Courses
See which courses are partnering with our Learning Assistant Program for the academic year.
Academic Success Workshops
Academic Success Workshops are open to individual students, groups, and courses to address academic skills such as study strategies and time management.
Support Your Peers: Work Here
Help your fellow students and advance your own learning through the employment opportunities now available at the Learning Centers.