Drop-in learning support is a free and easy way to get a little extra help with your classes. Whether you’re stuck on a concept, want to talk through ideas, or just need carved out time to study, our peer consultants are here for you during drop-in hours. No appointment needed, just stop by!
Read on to find more information about which courses are available for drop-in support for the Biology Center, where and when drop-in learning occurs, and answers to common questions about drop-in learning support.
Where is Drop-in Learning Support
- TBD
When is Drop-in Learning Support
BIOL-101 & BIOL-202
Weekly Schedule for Business & Economics Drop-in Learning Support
| SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY |
| 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I go if drop-in learning support is not offered for a course I need help with?
We recommend you utilize office hours or student hours with your professor. For help with specific assignments that include writing, make an appointment with a Writing Consultant in the Writing Center, another free service offered by the Learning Commons.
If you are requesting learning support for a language class, please consult the course syllabus and the course instructor to see what assistance might be available.
What if drop-in learning support does not fit with my schedule?
We recommend you utilize office hours or student hours with your professor.
What other courses can I get help with?
The Learning Commons is home to a number of learning centers. Please see the list below and click on the links to see the additional courses we provide no cost help for.
- Business & Economics Center
- Chemistry Learning Lab
- Math/Physics Center
- Computer Science Center
Can my friend and I come to drop-in learning support together?
Yes, if you and your friends have similar questions, come to our drop-in sessions together! To best support you and your group, please come with specific questions or concepts you would like the peer consultant to work through.
What should I bring?
Bring a specific question, problem, or concept you are struggling with. You can also bring any notes, textbooks, or other materials you’ve been using. Be prepared to talk about what you have already tried or where you are getting stuck.
How long can I work with a peer consultant?
Peer consultants will help as time and demand allow. If there are multiple students waiting, you may have a brief session and then be asked to circle back so others can get help too.