PLUS

Program Leading to University Success

Additional Resources

While the PLUS program provides academic support services to over a thousand students per quarter, we cannot provide an in-person study group or tutor for every course or student. We always recommend using your instructor as a primary resource. Talk to them before or after class, send them a Canvas message, and check their office hours on the course syllabus. If you cannot attend office hours, try scheduling an appointment with them via email/Canvas message, phone, or after class. The list below provides additional resources on campus and online that can help students succeed in their coursework:

For Math/Statistics/Accounting/Economics:

For Chemistry and Physics:

  • The Chemistry/Physics department provides drop-in tutoring:
    • To view the schedules for Fall quarter 2020, please click on the subject: Chemistry and Physics. To be updated.

For Computer Science and Engineering:

For English writing courses and Modern Languages:

  • The Writers' Center in the Learning Commons provides responders who will meet with you individually for a one-time scheduled appointment or you can choose to schedule weekly appointments (they also offer Skype sessions and a texting service).  Responders have a master's and/or doctoral degree.
  • The Purdue OWL provides writing guides for APA, MLA, and Chicago styles, as well as formatting examples for your Works Cited, in-text citations, quotations, paraphrasing and more!
  • Learning a language? Mango is a free online service offered through JFK Library and Learning Commons to help you learn Spanish, German, Arabic, French, Mandarin, Japanese, improve your English skills and more!

General Assistance:

PLUS Services: