If you find yourself struggling in a course, there are people available to talk with you.
Start by speaking with the professor of the course. If you have a TA, talk with that individual. Your faculty advisor or a counselor in the Student Development Office may also be able to help.
The Learning Strategies Center provides academic support for undergraduates in all academic units at Cornell. It provides students with tutoring and supplemental courses in biology, chemistry, economics, mathematics and physics. Assistance in improving general study skills is available through semester long courses, workshops, individual consultations, and online resources. Student Disability Services ensures that qualified students with disabilities have the opportunity to participate in all programs and services on an equal basis and in an integrated setting with other students.
The College provides special programs and academic support for students preparing for careers in medicine and law, and for those planning to attend graduate school.
