Academic Support & Tutoring Services
Kennesaw State University Academic Support and Tutoring Services are here to help all students to be successful in pursuing their academic goals and future directions.
Below are just a few of the resources available to all students at Kennesaw State
University. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the services these student
support and tutoring resources provide. We are here to help.
Tutoring Resources
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College of Computing and Software Engineering Tutoring
College of Computing and Software Engineering Tutoring
Tutoring for ACS, ACST, CGDD, CSE, CS, CYBR, IT, and SWE available.
Marietta Campus
Atrium, J Building - Room 263Lab hours vary by subject.
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Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences Tutoring Options
History and Philosophy
Appointments for online tutoring services can be made through the Department of History and Philosophy.Humanities and Social Sciences Tutoring
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College of Science and Mathematics Open Study Hours
Common Study Hours for BIOL, CHEM, MATH, and PHYS
Join the College of Science and Mathematics departments each week during the Spring 2023 semester for Common Study Hours to work on your assignments with support available from faculty and student learning assistants.
Faculty MATH Lab
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Coles College of Business Tutoring Center
For more information on Knack tutoring services through the Coles College of Business, please click here.
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SMART Center (Science and Math Academic Resource and Tutoring)
Welcome to Kennesaw State University’s Science and Math Academic Resources and Tutoring (SMART) Centers. In the SMART Centers you will find people and resources to help with most general education Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics courses along with select Engineering classes offered at KSU. No appointments are necessary to use the SMART Center’s services, stop by any time we are open for help in your classes. The only thing we ask is for you observe the following rules:
- SMART CENTERS ARE NOT A ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING ENVIRONMENT. Please come prepared to ask questions when a tutor is available, the tutors make rounds and will spend a few minutes with you to answer your questions before they move on to help someone else. They will make their way around the room and will return to answer more of you questions as soon as possible.
- PLEASE SIGN IN. By signing in you help us do a few things; it gives us a record of how busy we are, it allows us to schedule tutors who help with the appropriate courses at the appropriate times, it lets us know which hours are more popular so we can try to expand those hours in the future. No personal information will ever be shared with instructors regarding your visits to the Center. They will only see general numbers regarding attendance.
- SMART CENTERS ARE A PLACE FOR ASSISTANCE WITH UNDERSTANDING CONCEPTS, NOT A REPLACEMENT FOR CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION. If you miss class you are responsible for having a basic grasp on the concepts before coming to the Center. Because of the number of students we serve it is not possible for tutors to go over material from scratch, please have specific questions prepared when coming to the Center.
- THE CENTERS DO NOT HELP WITH GRADED WORK. Please do not ask tutors to help you with graded assignments, this is in violation of the schools academic honesty policy. If you are having problems with an assignment please find a similar exercise and bring it in for a tutor to help with. If you cannot find a similar exercise the tutor might be able to find one but this is not guaranteed.
For questions regarding registration or scheduling, please email smart@kennesaw.edu or call (470) 578 - 6044.
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Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering Technology Tutoring (CLUE Center)
CLUE (Collaborative Learning for Undergraduate Engineering) Center currently offers tutoring in:
- CE 2003, 3201, 3702, and 4703
- CHEM 1211
- CSE 1321
- ECET 1001, 1012, 1101, 1200, 2111, 2210, 2300, 2310, 3400, 3410, 3710
- EDG 1210, 1211, 1212, 2160, 3112, 4111
- EE 1000, 2301, 2302, 2305, 2501, 3401, 4201
- ENGR 2214, 3122, 3131, 3132, 3343
- MATH 1113, 1190, 2202, 2203, 2306, 2332, 3260
- ME 1001, 1311, 3101, 4141, 4201, 4202, 4250, 4400,
- MET 3332
- MTRE 1000, 2610, 3710, 4001, 4002L, 4010
- PHYS 2211, 2122
- STAT 2332
- SURV 2221
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Statistics Tutoring Lab
- STAT 1401
- DATA 1501
- STAT 2332
- STAT 3125
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Supplemental Instruction
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a program that offers FREE weekly study sessions for students enrolled in targeted courses. The purpose of SI is to enhance student learning and success.
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World Languages Resource Collection
Kennesaw State's World Languages Resource Collection seeks to support student achievement, innovate teaching materials and methodology, and advocate for learning about world languages and cultures. We offer a wide range of tools and services for students, faculty, and the campus community at large.
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Writing Center (including the English Language Program and the Graduate Writing Program)
Not just for English classes! The KSU Writing Center helps students in every discipline improve their written work. When students visit the Writing Center, they gain skills that will help them in their classes and careers.
The English Language Program (ELP) offers assistance with writing, grammar, reading, pronunciation, conversation, and public speaking to students to those whom English is not their primary language.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday: 9:00am - 8:00pm
Friday: 9:00am - 2:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm - 5:00 pm
Academic Support Workshops
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Counseling and Psychological Services (PASS Workshops)
So You Think You Can't PASS? workshops typically last about 50 minutes. We are excited to partner with Academic Advising and the President's Focused Learner Program to bring these workshops to you both virtually and in-person!
Topics include:
- Procrastination
- Study Skills
- Time Management Skills
- Test Anxiety
Register through OwlLife
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Success in the Classroom (Virtual Sessions)
New to college or ready to hit the restart button on your academic journey? This is the workshop for you! Join us as we discuss an important key to success: the syllabus, how to email your professors, and give you time to ask all the questions on how to succeed while in college!
- Wednesday, February 1st at 1:00pm
- Thursday, February 2nd at 3:00pm
- Monday, February 6th at 2:00pm
- Tuesday, February 7th at 11:00am
- Monday, February 13th at 11:00am
- Thursday, February 16th at 3:00pm
Register through OwlLife