Study Resources on Campus

CARE stands for Center for Academic Resources in Engineering and it is drop-in tutoring for the most common 100-200 level engineering classes (such as CALC 220, 230, 240, CHEM 102, CS 125, etc.)
It's located on the fourth floor of Grainger library but also has an online option for anybody who prefers that.
In-person hours are 12-10pm Sunday-Thursday and 12-6pm Friday-Saturday

For in-person tutoring, you go to the 4th floor of Grainger, scan a QR code to join the queue, choose the class you need help with, and a tutor comes to you to help with whatever you may need

Online hours are 6pm-8pm and 10pm-12am (Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday), 6pm-8pm (Monday & Thursday), and 2pm-4pm (Friday-Saturday)

Online tutoring is very similar to in-person, you join a queue and wait in a breakout room till a tutor comes to help
CARE drop-in tutoring link: https://care.grainger.illinois.edu/tutoring

You can also book an appointment in advance with CARE for a private study sessions

Not every engineering class is available for private study sessions, but they have many of the most common first and second year engineering classes
Note: each UIUC student only gets two private study sessions per semester and if you are interested please try and book relatively far in advance because they do fill up

CARE also provides exam review sessions during the week leading up to an exam for many 100-200 level engineering classes
- You will be able to find dates for these review sessions on your Grainger Student Portal

Once you get within a week or two of your exam date, you can go to "events" at the top of your Grainger Student Portal and then search for "review sessions" to find all of the available review sessions and the date, time, and place of each of them.

Link to Grainger Student Portal "events" page: https://students.grainger.illinois.edu/events
You can also find practice worksheets and review presentations for different classes on the CARE website here: https://care.grainger.illinois.edu/programs/exam-review-sessions

NOTE: Although CARE resources focus on common first and second year engineering classes, anyone can use these resources regardless of major

One-on-one tutoring is available for many common classes throughout the semester
Link for signing up to get a tutor: https://jeffriescenter.illinois.edu/academic-service-programs/tutoring/tutoring
Link for which classes OMSA offers tutors for: https://jeffriescenter.illinois.edu/sites/default/files/2024-09/Jeffries%20Tutoring%20Availability%20FA24.pdf
OMSA also offers drop-in tutoring for most MATH and CHEM classes and exam prep sessions for certain final exams

NOTE: the exam prep sessions can be found on the OMSA calendar here: https://calendars.illinois.edu/list/5689

Walk-in chemistry tutoring is available at the CLC from 9am - 5pm, Monday-Friday

The Writer's Workshop offers support for UIUC students at any stage of the writing process for both academic and professional writing
They have four programs that offer you feedback on your writing:

The iSchool Academic Support System offers one-on-one tutors for Information Sciences classes (which I know we don't have a ton of people who take these classes in ISS)
HOWEVER: the iSchool Academic Support System also offers one-on-one tutoring for many programming languages, such as Python, Java, R, etc.
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday (1pm - 5pm)
They offer online and in-person tutoring
iSchool Academic Support System link: https://publish.illinois.edu/ischoolacademicsupportcenter
Link to a list of these study resources and more here: https://ischool.illinois.edu/student-life/academic-support-center