Princeton University

Several academic support services listed in the menu to the left and briefly described below can help students understand concepts and solve problems in introductory math- and science-based courses:

• Academic Skills Workshops teach students study and problem-solving strategies. Many of these workshops are offered in partnership with specific introductory chemistry, economics, math, molecular biology, and physics courses. No sign-up is necessary.

• Peer Tutoring through the Residential Colleges provides low-cost tutoring for students having difficulty in introductory economics, math, science, computer science, and engineering courses. Appointments are made through the residential college Dean or Director of Studies.

• McGraw Study Hall @Frist provides free one-on-one tutoring for students in introductory math, chemistry, physics, and economics courses. No appointments are necessary.

• Engineering Study Halls provide free one-on-one tutoring for students in sophomore-level engineering courses. No appointments are necessary.

• Review Sessions provide group review of concepts and problems for students in specific introductory math and science courses. No sign-up is necessary.