Study Skills Workshops & Tutoring

LSC study skills tutors facilitate workshops, visit classes, and offer drop-in study skills tutoring sessions throughout the semester. If you would like a study skills tutor to facilitate a session for your group or stop into a class you teach, contact us to set it up!

Study Skills tutors can help with:

  • Figuring out a plan to study for your upcoming prelim or to complete your class project
  • Helping you and your classmates organize your group work and manage partner-based projects
  • Managing your schedule and making plans that will help you stay (or get) on track to finish your semester successfully
  • Learning about evidence-based methods for studying, note-taking, and time management & figuring out which of these strategies will work best for you
  • Discovering the best methods for learning from your digital course materials
  • Pointing you toward the best resources and support services at the LSC and throughout Cornell

Fall 2024 Workshops & Tutoring Hours

Check back soon for our fall workshop & drop-in tutoring schedule!

Study Skills Tips from LSC Tutors

Check out our study skills tips Youtube Playlist here!  Hear from LSC peer experts on academic success, preparing for exams, self-care, asynchronous classes, back to back or clustered exams, Zoom fatigue, and more!

How do I…

  • Work more efficiently?
  • Get more sleep?
  • Prepare better for prelims?
  • Manage Procrastination and Distractions?
  • Write papers without pulling all-nighters?

If you have ever asked yourself these questions, then request a study skills peer facilitated workshop, and get tips on how to perform better and get more done with less stress!  Contact us (learningstrategiescenter@cornell.edu) to get your unit, department, club, group, etc. set up!

 

Cornell University is committed to ensuring access for all students.  For disability accommodations please contact the Learning Strategies Center (learningstrategiescenter@cornell.edu or 607-255-6310) as soon as possible.  Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs.