Tutoring Options

• One-on-One tutoring is a free, appointment-based tutoring program offered to all undergraduate students. They offer tutoring in many courses including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, math, computer science, physics, etc.  
• Drop-In Tutoring is provided for many of high demand courses including math, computer science, chemistry and physics. No appointments are necessary.  These sessions are offered in a combination of virtual and in-person options.  
• Peer-Led Undergraduate Study (PLUS) Sessions provide opportunities for students enrolled in traditionally challenging courses to work together to review course content, develop learning and study strategies, and prepare for exams. These voluntary sessions are offered several times each week and are facilitated by peer leaders (PLUS leaders) who have already successfully completed the course.  Courses include math, physics, chemistry, and more.  
• Learning Assistant Program facilitates student learning and small group discussions inside the classroom. 
• Communications Center is available to help students with things like multimodal projects for ENGL classes and reports or presentations for upper level classes.
• The Office of Minority Education (OMED) offers several tutoring options for students including walk-in tutoring services, guided study groups, study sessions, concept class reviews and focus on physics sessions.  All students are invited to these sessions. 
• The Learning Assistance Program  is offered by the Freshman Experience program and offers evening tutoring in the dorms during fall and spring semesters. 

Academic Support

• Academic Coaching provides students with a chance to work individually with professional staff members to improve their academic skills, confidence and performance.
• Exploratory Advising is a process that focuses on cross-curricular academic advising, career assessment, guided exploration of majors and careers, and programming to allow students opportunities to explore different fields; our students can discover their passions and make an informed decision on a major.
• The Success Summit is a once a semester half-day program especially designed for Tech students who want to make changes and improve academically. Students attending Summit participate in a series of workshops and panels to help them set goals for the upcoming semester.
• Reading Day Study Sessions are available at the end of each term.  
• GT2801: Study Strategies Seminar is a 1 credit, grade-bearing course for students on Academic Probation. GT2801 provides a solution-based opportunity to learn skills, strategies, and ways of thinking that will assist in restoring your scholastic standing.

Academic Assistance Workshops

Several departments on campus offer free Academic Help workshops during fall and spring semesters. These include Study Skills, Test Taking, Stress Reduction, Time Management, etc.

• Counseling Center - Click here for a list of academic workshops about wellness and stress management.
• Office of Undergraduate Education - They offer web resources and on-demand academic workshops including time management, exam preparation, overcoming procrastination, etc.

Counseling Center Resources

The Center for Assessment, Referral and Education (CARE) is committed to the health and well-being of our campus community. They are the first stop for students who are seeking counseling options.  Call to sent up an appointment with them.

The Counseling Center offers free mental health counseling services to all currently enrolled Georgia Tech students, as well as psychoeducational testing services, stress management and wellness workshops, and in-house focus groups to help clients connect over shared experiences.  Their programs include:

• Individual and Group Counseling
• Collegiate Recovery Program
• Peer Coaching
• Mental Health Portal
• Diversity Events
• Tech Ends Suicide Together
• Let's Talk: Walk-In Counseling Services

Summary of Academic Assistance for Summer 2022 PDF