Academic Resources

The Academic Support Office (ASO) can help if you have been on academic warning to make plans to be successful.

There are College Advisement Centers across campus where you can meet with an advisor specialized in your major.

Enrollment Services has created easy-to-read handouts to help for various situations.

First-Year Experience (FYE) has mentors designed to help first-year students (new freshman and transfer students) get the hang of all things BYU.

Gain a variety of experiences in the Honors Program including learning from professors, taking fun courses, and gaining valuable leadership experiences.

International Student and Scholar Services (ISS) helps international students by providing more information about each unique circumstance.

Learn Anywhere gives you tools to help you succeed whether you're on or off campus.

Multicultural Student Services (MSS) helps multicultural students succeed academically and prepare for a career.

The Research & Writing Center helps you with the research and writing process.

Student Development Classes are great electives if you want additional information or help with studying, career exploration, etc.

Teaching Assistants (TAs) give individual instruction in labs so you can gain a better understanding of course material.

Watch fun, instructional videos that help you learn how to better read and understand textbooks, take efficient notes in class, perform well on exams, and more.

Y-Serve has free tutoring for all students. Learn from a peer who recently took the class and received a B grade or higher.

The University Accessibility Center (UAC) is for students who may need extra accommodations to succeed academically including interpreters, note takers, extra time on tests, etc.

The University Advisement Center helps you learn about academic and career options if you have not yet picked a major.