University of Georgia

The Office for Student Success and Achievement offers free undergraduate tutoring services through its Peer Education program. All currently enrolled UGA undergrad students can meet with a Peer Tutor who has successfully completed the course being tutored to discuss class content, ask questions, and share study tips and resources. Tutoring is free and available in the form of one-on-one appointments and study pods both in-person at locations across campus and online via Zoom.

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Primary Goals of Peer Tutoring

  • Improve student learning and content understanding across supported courses through individualized, collaborative tutoring. 
  • Build confidence, communication skills, and academic self-efficacy in students serving as Peer Tutors through structured, reflective teaching and facilitation experiences. 
  • Deepen Peer Tutors’ expertise through experiential learning. 
  • Promote the expanded use of active learning approaches in courses supported by the tutoring program. 

Courses Offered

Peer Education offers tutoring in over 350 undergraduate courses, as well as for standardized tests. Below is a list of courses and standardized tests that are offered. To see individual course availability for one-on-one appointments or study pods, please view the Penji app. If no availability is listed, check the other forms of tutoring offered or check back another day. New availability is posted daily.

If you do not see your course listed, please view the Penji app, select which form of tutoring you would like for a course not listed, and select “Let your center know”.

A-B

  • ACCT 1160, ACCT 2101, ACCT 2102, ACCT 5000, ACCT 5400
  • BCMB 3100
  • BIOL 1103, BIOL 1104, BIOL 1107, BIOL 1108
  • BIOS 2010
  • BUSN 3000, BUSN 4000

C-D

  • CBIO 2200, CBIO 2210
  • CHEM 1110, CHEM 1211, CHEM 1212, CHEM 1311, CHEM 1312, CHEM 1411, CHEM 1412, CHEM 2211, CHEM 2212, CHEM 2411, CHEM 2412
  • COMM 1110
  • (Support for COMM 1110 is provided through the Presentation Collaboratory)
  • CSCI 1301, CSCI 1302, CSCI 1730, CSCI 2610, CSCI 2670, CSCI 2720, CSCI 4270, CSCI 4730, CSCI 4760

E-F

  • ECON 2105, ECON 2106, ECON 2200
  • ECSE 1100, ECSE 2170
  • ENGL 1101, ENGL 1102
  • ENGR 1120, ENGR 1140, ENGR 1920, ENGR 2120, ENGR 2130, ENGR 2140, ENGR 2170, ENGR 3140
  • ENTO 2010
  • FHCE 3200
  • FINA 3000, FINA 4920

G-I

  • GENE 3200
  • GEOG 1101, GEOG 1112
  • GEOL 1121, GEOL 1122, GEOL 3020
  • HDFS 2200
  • HIST 2112
  • INFO 2000, INFO 3000

J-L

  • JPNS 1001
  • LAND 2520
  • LEGL 2700

M-N

  • MATH 1060, MATH 1113, MATH 2250, MATH 2260, MATH 2270, MATH 2500, MATH 2610, MATH 2700, MATH 3300
  • MGMT 3000
  • MIBO 3500
  • MIST 2090
  • MUSI 1100, MUSI 1110, MUSI 1120, MUSI 1130, MUSI 2100, MUSI 2110, MUSI 3021, MUSI 3030, MUSI 4120

O-P

  • PBHL 3100
  • PHYS 1111, PHYS 1112, PHYS 1211, PHYS 1212, PHYS 1251, PHYS 1252, PHYS 1311, PHYS 1312
  • POLS 1101
  • PSYC 3980, PSYC 3990, PSYC 4140, PSYC 4220

R-S

  • SOCI 1101
  • SPAN 1001, SPAN 1002, SPAN 1110, SPAN 2001, SPAN 2002
  • STAT 2000, STAT 2010

T-Z

  • UNIV 1110, UNIV 2150
  • VPHY 3100
  • YORB 1010, YORB 1020

Undergraduate Writing

UGA students looking for assistance with undergraduate writing can visit The Jill and Marvin Willis Center for Writing. Learn more about the The Jill and Marvin Willis Center for Writing here.

Standardized Testing

  • Accounting Entrance Exam Prep 
  • MCAT Test Prep

Public Speaking and Presentation Support

Students looking to strengthen their public speaking and presentation skills can visit the Presentation Collaboratory. The Presentation Collaboratory offers one-on-one consultations, virtual reality practice, and tools to help students build confidence and improve their delivery. Learn more about the Presentation Collaboratory.

What to Expect from Peer Tutoring

During a peer tutoring session, whether it’s a one-on-one appointment or a study pod, you will engage with a Peer Tutor to find solutions to problems, learn best practices for studying course material, and gain a deeper understanding of the course content. In order to benefit the most from a peer tutoring session, you will need to come prepared with material and questions that you would like to discuss with a Peer Tutor.

Tutoring Expectations

To ensure a productive and respectful learning environment, students participating in peer tutoring are expected to:

  • Come prepared to engage with the material. Peer Tutors will guide your learning, but they will not provide answers.
  • Help maintain a focused learning environment by being respectful of others and stepping away for non-course-related conversations as needed.
  • Stay on top of coursework outside of tutoring. Reviewing material in advance and preparing questions will help you get the most out of your session.

What Can a Peer Tutor Help Me With?

Peer Tutors can help with:

  • Ungraded homework assignments
  • Exams or quizzes that have already been graded
  • Practice problems and review materials

Peer Tutors cannot help with:

  • Graded assignments
  • Take-home exams or quizzes
  • Test or assignment revisions that would result in extra credit
  • Any assignment specifically designed to assess individual student knowledge
    • *Exceptions may apply if otherwise communicated by the Coordinator of Peer Education.

Be aware that all peer education services operate within Academic Honesty guidelines. For clarification regarding authorized assistance, contact the course instructor.

Our program and Peer Educators are accredited through the College Reading and Learning Association which recognizes effective approaches to student learning.

For more information about the program email [email protected] for a faster response time or call 706.542.0163.

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