Biology Academic Support & Course Assistance

BIOLOGY ACADEMIC SUPPORT & COURSE ASSISTANCE

Need assistance with your coursework or exam preparation? Want to make better grades?

The Biology Academic Mentors are available to assist you! Together, our mentors are now offering more than 20 hours of academic support each week. No appointment is necessary – just drop in to study with a group or get assistance from the mentor leading the session. Click the links below to see the days and times of academic support sessions. 

 

          Click HERE to view the chart of the weekly schedule for biology academic support!

          Click HERE to view the list of the weekly schedule for biology academic support!

 

Bring a classmate or a friend! Small group study sessions with mentors are encouraged!

What support session should I attend, and which mentor should I work with? If you are taking one of the six core courses in biology, attend the Open Lab for that course. If you need assistance with another biology course, choose a study session where the mentor on duty is able to provide assistance for the course(s) you are currently taking. In the Academic Support Schedule (link above), the courses listed next to a study block are those for which the mentor can provide assistance. If there are multiple mentors who can provide assistance for your course, go to the link below to learn more about our mentors to see if there is one that you might identify or connect with (e.g., based on major, shared interests, etc.).

 

          Click HERE to meet the Biology Academic Peer Mentors!

 

Need something else? If you need assistance but cannot be available during the pre-scheduled study times listed on the Academic Support schedule, need assistance with a course not listed in the schedule, or if you have any other questions about academic support for biology, please contact Dr. Horton at brent.horton@millersville.edu, and he will try to find a way to assist you!

 

          Click HERE to for Additional Academic Support Resources