Learning Services provides content tutoring for most University Studies classes. At Learning Services, qualified UNCW students are trained to work effectively with other UNCW students and support them in achieving their academic goals. We like to say that our goal is to tutor ourselves out of a job. This philosophy translates into a tutoring practice that integrates what to study with how to study, thereby fostering independent learning and developing skills that will transfer to other courses.

http://www.uncw.edu/ulc/learning/index.html 

The Math Lab supports students by providing tutoring for all Math and Statistics courses (such as MAT 151 & STT 215), as well as any course with a math or statistics component. In addition, students who visit the Math Lab can get help with math study skills and math anxiety. Math tutors help students make the transition to college mathematics as well as supporting students in upper division math and statistics courses. Math Services is now offering one-on-one appointments for selected courses. Please check the website for further details.

http://www.uncw.edu/ulc/math/index.html 

In keeping with our mission to foster independent learning and transferable skills, the ULC provides handouts and links for students seeking to strengthen their academic skills.

Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a series of peer-led group review sessions designed to help students succeed in historically difficult courses. In the SI session, the SI Leader facilitates students as they collaborate on reviewing lecture notes, discussing textbook reading assignments, and reviewing for tests. SI Leaders attend class regularly, are available as a resource to students, and can update the class about schedule changes, etc. As a group they strengthen learning skills, build community, network with other students, develop good study habits, and master content.

http://www.uncw.edu/ulc/si/index.html

All writers need readers, and the more readers you have while drafting a paper, the better your paper can become. Writing Services provides experienced peer readers for all UNCW students as they develop and improve their writing skills. Writing Services are not remedial, but designed for all student writers who want to improve their papers. Students can get help with their writing in three ways:

1. The Writing Center (DE1003) provides one-on-one writing consultations led by faculty recommended peer writing tutors who are trained to help students identify areas to improve and develop specific revision plans. Visit our website to schedule an appointment: http://www.uncw.edu/ulc/writing/center.html