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See the Undergraduate Academic Information Centre website for a listing of Help Rooms located outside of the Library for Chemistry, Computing & Information Science, and Physics.

Learning & Study Strategies

Meet with a Learning Peer Helper or staff Learning Specialist for information and advice on effective study strategies for specific courses. We likely have a Peer Helper in your program or a similar one. To set up a time, email .
Specialized workshops are offered for students in some first-year courses. For descriptions and online registration visit Reg.

Build math skills and be better prepared for your courses with the Numeracy & Quantitative Reasoning Initiative.
The Math & Stats Learning Centre is located on the 3rd floor — open 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday, during the fall and winter semesters.

Having trouble finding that book or article you need for your assignment? Don't know how to start looking for the right information? We welcome your questions at the Research Help Desk on the 1st floor of the Library - and we always try to tailor our support to the assignment you're working on. Contact us by chat, e-mail or phone at x56888 — just "Ask Us."
Watch for Librarians in your classes! We're there to support your research for specific assignments and help you build your research skills throughout your time at U of G.

Study Groups at Guelph is an online bulletin board created to help connect U of G students seeking to study with other University of Guelph students. Create your own study group or see if there are already study groups for your courses.

SLGs are peer-led study sessions that help students connect what to learn with how to learn in a university setting.
SLGs are offered in 12 different first-year courses — you'll be able to discuss difficult concepts, prepare for tests and exams, and get to know other students in your class. Visit the SLG Web site for the latest listing of SLG session times and locations.

The TAG website has been designed to match students looking for a tutor with students who are interested in tutoring.

For free drop-in help, visit Writing Central on the 1st floor of the library for a 20 min. session with a graduate student TA— no appointment necessary! See the Writing Central webpage for times.
Free one-hour appointments are also available with staff writing consultants and Writing Peer Helpers. Appointments can be booked online.