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UMD Tutoring Resources:
Tutoring services are available for many courses across multiple disciplines, check the links below to see if help is available for your course(s). You can also check with the department, where your course is offered, for additional support. Find the contact information for all major departments here.
Agriculture and Natural Resources
The College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Peer Mentors (0100 Symons Hall) provides students the opportunity to speak with a fellow AGNR student about course selection, registration, and 4-year plan and Benchmark development. *free
Computer Science
- The Iribe Initiative for Inclusion and Diversity in Computing (ONLINE & 1104 IRB) offers 1:1 tutoring AND Guided Study Sessions in several CMSC classes (CMSC131, CMSC 131A, CMSC 132, CMSC 216, CMSC 250, CMSC330, or CMSC351). *free
- Students enrolled in 400 level courses may contact the Undergraduate Office at ugrad@cs.umd.edu to request help to find a tutor who has been vetted by the department. *pay-for-service option
- The Maryland Center for Women in Computing (MCWIC)
Chemistry
- Alpha Chi Sigma Tutoring (2110A Chemistry) offers free tutoring and access to a test bank for any chemistry course up to GenChem 2. *free
- American Chemical Society Students Affiliates Chapter (ONLINE) offers tutoring for the lower level chemistry courses such as general chemistry and organic chemistry and for upper level and majors courses like biochemistry and physical chemistry. *pay-for-service option
Economics
Graduate Student Tutors is a listing of Economics graduate student tutors who offer paid tutoring services for various ECON courses. *pay-for-service option
Engineering
- The A. James Clark School of Engineering provides a comprehensive list of tutoring services on campus in several subjects unique to Engineering. *free
- The Keystone Center (ONLINE & 1116 J.M. Patterson) provides academic support to engineering majors. The Center is staffed at all times with upper-level undergraduate and graduate students who can provide assistance in answering questions in fundamental engineering courses (ENES 100, 102, 220, 221 and 232 and BIOE 120). *free
Physics
- Society of Physics Students Tutoring (ONLINE) provides opportunities to receive both individualized and group physics coursework support. Online tutoring is offered on a drop-in basis via Zoom from 4-6pm, Monday through Friday. To request the Zoom information, interested students should fill out the following brief form. Questions: Kate Sturge at ksturge@umd.edu. *free
The Writing Center
- The Writing Center (ONLINE & 1205 Tawes Hall) is located in the Department of English and provides opportunities for students to improve their writing, research, and critical thinking skills. In a supportive atmosphere, trained consultants from a variety of backgrounds and majors assist writers throughout all stages of the composition process. The Writing Center also facilitates collaborations and workshops on topics related to writing and teaching writing. *free
Additional Resources
- Guided Study Session program (GSS) (ONLINE) offers regularly scheduled study sessions for traditionally difficult courses. *free
- Academic Success and Tutorial Services (ONLINE & 2202 Marie Mount Hall) this initiative of the Academic Achievement Program is a resource for all students. *free
- Oral Communication Center (ONLINE & 2117 Skinner Building) helps students with verbal presentation assignments and hosts workshops on topics such as listening, speaking anxiety, and presentation delivery. The center is staffed by trained undergraduate peer consultants. *free
- The Counseling Center (ONLINE) offers academic and study strategy resources such as math learning, time management, studying, test preparation, and more. *free
- The Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Education - OMSE (ONLINE) offers a variety of services and programs to enhance the learning experiences and academic success of undergraduate students. *free