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Learning shouldn’t happen in a vacuum. The Academic Support Center is just the beginning of IU's extensive student support network. Students also can take advantage of many other campus resources that provide academic, personal, and professional enrichment. From asking a question about registering for classes over at Student Central to contacting the counselors at CAPS/Student Health Center, there are many campus offices ready to help. To see the range of tutoring options, there is a tutoring at IUB website that provides information about hours and locations. Many campus programs will continue to offer their services both in-person and online during the 2024-2025 academic year, and more information can be found on their respective websites.

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Need help in a specific subject? A good place to start is looking for resources in a department or IU school. Many departments offer various types of academic support including review sessions, office hours, and private tutors.

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Advising and Major Exploration Services (AMES)

Our academic advisors are experts on IU Bloomington policies and procedures and the degree requirements for all IU Bloomington undergraduate programs. They can work with you to explore your academic interests and choose a major; develop plans to reach your academic, personal, and career goals; select courses and prepare for registration; connect with campus resources and opportunities; and more.

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Student Academic Center

The Student Academic Center offers a variety of courses designed to promote students' academic success, as well as free programs such as PASS, academic coaching, and other services to help them develop learning strategies, perspectives, and behaviors to benefit their education and their future.

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Assistive Technology & Accessibility Centers (ATAC)

Assistive Technology & Accessibility Centers offer specialized assistive technologies and alternate media accommodations to IU students referred by their campus disability services office. These tools help with reading, writing, studying, and information access. More information about ATAC's resources can be found in this Knowledge Base article.

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Computer Training, IT Training and Education

IT Training offers instructor-led computing workshops and self-study training resources to the Indiana University community and beyond. Training is delivered to more than 30,000 participants each year across all campuses through collaborations with many departments and individual faculty and staff members.

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At the ASC, I have been able to ask questions and receive individual help in a more comfortable setting.
Gabrielle Pollock, Freshman

Writing Tutorial Services

Writing Tutorial Services helps students at any stage of the writing process, from brainstorming to outlining to revising. Graduate and undergraduate peer tutors work one-on-one with students on writing assignments from all types of classes, with an emphasis on introductory-level courses. Students can choose to have either a half-hour session (25 minutes of tutoring) or an hour-long session (50 minutes of tutoring) at all three ASC locations; students are only allowed one writing tutorial per ASC location per evening.

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Libraries Services

A team of specialists select, manage, and build our research collections, which include more than 9.9 million books in 450+ languages. The materials support every academic discipline on campus, with an emphasis in the humanities and social sciences. Collections also include journals, maps, films, and sound recordings. Users can access more than 1,871 databases, 60,000 electronic journal titles, and 1.9 million electronic books, as well as locally developed digital content.

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Accessible Educational Services

The Office of Accessible Educational Services (AES) is located in Eigenmann Hall Room #001. According to their website, they are "dedicated to ensuring that students with qualifying medical conditions, under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), have the tools, support services, and resources that allow equal access and reasonable accessibility measures (accommodations) to be successful at Indiana University Bloomington."

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Math Learning Center

The Math Learning Center offers a group tutoring experience for students. Students work together with other students who are taking the same math course. Tutors assist the groups and individual students with their questions by giving hints and guiding students toward the correct solution.

Visit the Math Learning Center