Resources

Student Success Resources

Peer2Peer Tutoring – Free peer tutoring to help students learn new ways to find success in challenging courses, and provide useful, immediate feedback concerning their progress. All tutors have completed a 10-hour training program, developed in accordance with the requirements of the College Reading and Learning Association certification program.
TCU Pro Skills– A self-paced program that utilizes a growing, custom library of online learning opportunities designed with TCU students in mind. Focusing on practical skills that connect in-classroom learning to real-world application, TCU Pro Skills spans a broad range of topics that increase success at every stage, in any major, for every post-grad plan.
TCU Skills Hub-Research-based study skills, time management, organization and prioritization through infographics and shorts- all 2 min or less!
TCU Student Support Services (for those who qualify) www.trio.tcu.edu/student-support-services/
Student Success Coaching – Student Success Coaching is an opportunity for students to benefit from one-on-one success coaching within a solution-focused model. Coaches will assist students with identifying challenges, connecting with resources, creating action plans, and providing referrals to campus services and opportunities resulting in an increase in student persistence and success at TCU.
Access & Accommodation– Do you qualify for accommodations for equitable learning and living opportunities? Visit this website to get started.
William L. Adams Center for Writing– In-person and virtual appointments, online submission, and resources.
Math Clinic– Free drop-in tutoring for undergraduates taking math classes, no appointment is needed
Veterans Resource Center– located in Jarvis 224, 227, 228. Includes a multi-purpose lounge, a study room with 3 work stations, a small group meeting room, and lockers. The VRC features many amenities to support veteran student success including supplies for success, a place to prep and enjoy a meal (fridge, microwave, supplies), coffee, study and lounge space, tv monitors for study, whiteboards, white noise machines, noise cancelling headphones, etc.
Transfer Connection Space– located in Molly Reid Hall (map to 2855 W Bowie), access by TCU ID (must have newer proximity ID) for transfers (including vets), includes multi-purpose lounge space with several options for individual work stations, and amenities to support transfer student success including supplies for success, a place to prep and enjoy a meal (fridge, microwave, supplies), coffee, study and lounge space, tv monitor for study, whiteboards, etc.
McNair Scholars Program graduate school preparation- application based and possibly some opportunities open to all, please see website

**The links should take you to the most sustainable place we’ve found for helpful information, focusing on tutoring, academic support, and/or advising. If you notice something out of date or have an addition, please email studentsuccess@tcu.edu so we can update it. If an area is not listed below, we have not been able to find information on tutoring or other resources specific to that area of study at this time. This page will focus only on resources provided by TCU, third party offerings will not be considered for publication at this time**

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

The Center for Digital Expression (CDEx) provides support for the entire TCU community—students, faculty, and staff.
- We provide individual consultations, training, tutorials, and workshops on many issues related to digital composing. We believe in empowering you to feel comfortable learning, teaching, and creating digital projects—we do not believe in completing projects on your behalf.
The Writing Center
Department of Economics
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of History
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of Modern Languages
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
- Career Resources
Department of Criminal Justice
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of English and Writing
- Advising
Department of Geography
- Advising
Department of Philosophy
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of Political Science
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of Religion
- Advising
- Career Resources
Department of Spanish and Hispanic Studies
- Advising
- Career Resources

College of Science & Engineering

Biology
Chemistry
- Advising
- Tutoring
Computer Science
- Advising
Engineering
Environmental Science
- Advising
Geological Sciences
Mathematics
Nutritional Sciences
- NTDT 10003 and NTDT 20403 often have upper-level student assistants that can help, contact nutrition@tcu.edu
Physics & Astronomy
- Tutoring
Psychology

Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

Harris College Academic Resource Center (HARC) ; Advising, Tutoring and much more.

Accounting

Tutoring is available free of charge. Please view hours of availability and contact information: www.neeley.tcu.edu/accounting/ (see right side, scroll down, look for yellow buttons, Schedule Now and Download Handout)

Please explore the resources on this page: https://mdschool.tcu.edu/students/

Student Success Series (filmed Fall 2020, provided here for on-demand access)

Click the titles below to view the recorded session. Live series provided in-person each semester.

While these videos are still valuable, we strongly recommend that students register for the TCU Pro Skills program for a growing library of custom interactive modules with the additional benefits of earning certificates and incentives.

Now You Are in College: Building a strong academic foundation
Time Management: Balancing Life & Academics
Study Smart (includes note-taking and test-taking tips)
Reading to Understand
Manage Your Stress Before it Manages You
Podium Skills: Improving Your Presentations
Writing 101: Crafting Strong Papers
Ready to Investigate: Research Skills For Success
Procrastination: Getting Started on Getting Started
Finishing the Semester Strong and Survival Tips for Finals