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Academic Support

Any time a Purdue student needs academic support of any kind, there is no shortage of places and people who are available to meet the need.

  • Academic Advisors — Your academic advisor will play a critical role as you make decisions about your plan of study and your future career. Each Purdue program has a dedicated staff of advisors who are there to answer your questions and provide guidance as you're scheduling classes, pursuing internships or co-operative education experience, or just if you need someone to talk to.

    If you’re a beginning student unsure of your direction at college and beyond, the Undergraduate Studies Program (USP) may be a good choice for you. USP provides extra advising assistance and specialized coursework to help you make a satisfying choice of a major and a career.

  • Academic Success Center — All students can take advantage of this center’s free services, including weekly study sessions for historically difficult courses and one-on-one support available on a walk-in basis. The center also offers videos, handouts, and workshops to help students with time management, note- and test-taking skills, overcoming anxiety in math and science, and numerous other topics.

  • Math, Physics, and Chemistry Help Rooms — The College of Science staffs walk-in help rooms that are available to all Purdue students, free of charge. These rooms are open during regularly scheduled hours and are staffed by upper-class and graduate students who specialize in the respective subject areas.

  • Writing Lab — Purdue’s internationally recognized writing lab offers free one-on-one tutoring, as well as workshops and handouts, to help students of all skill levels with their writing abilities. In addition, the lab provides tapes and software to assist students for whom English is a second language. The facility also supports an online writing lab, which offers resources such as handouts on grammar, punctuation, spelling, research and documentation, and more topics. In addition, tutors from the lab respond to specific e-mail queries from students.

  • Tutors — Tutors are available across academic disciplines. Some services are free, while others are available for a small charge.

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