Tutors & Study Resources
Peer Tutoring
Available for students who feel that they could profit from a one-on-one help session with fellow Haverford students who have been recommended by the department chairs. There is no limit to the hours of tutoring paid for by the college. Learn more>
Study Skills Development
Advice regarding a wide range of study skill issues, including time management, test preparation, test anxiety, organization, notetaking, is available through the Office of Academic Resources. Dr. Maxine Margolies can also help students determine whether they may have learning differences and to help them develop strategies for maximizing their academic success in light of these differences.
The Biology Question Center (BQC)
The BQC is a peer-led discussion group supporting sophomores taking Biology 200, Cell Structure and Function. Two evenings per week in the Bio 200 interaction space (KINSC Sharpless 115) junior and senior biology majors help students master course content and develop a deeper understanding of topics covered in the lectures and laboratories. Although regular attendance is encouraged, drop-ins are also welcome. Further information on both the BQC can also be obtained from Kate Heston in the Biology Department.
The Chemistry Questions Center
The Chemistry Questions Center (CQC), located in room E310 in the Science Center, is opened 7:30-9:00 pm from Sunday through Thursday for drop-in questions about General or Organic Chemistry lecture or Lab.
The Language Learning Center
Houses multimedia equipment designed to support foreign language learning. Located in Stokes 205, the Language Learning Center is open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am until 11:00 pm; Friday, 8:30 am -5:00; Saturday, noon until 6:00 pm; Sunday, noon until 11:00 pm. Learn more>
The Math Question Center
Open from Sunday through Thursday, 7-9:00 PM, in Hilles 011. At least one professor, and one or two math majors, are available for questions on lectures or home problems. Learn more>
The Physics Clinic
The Physics Clinic provides students in our introductory physics courses (Physics 101, 102, 105 and 106) a student-led resource for help in understanding course material and doing homework assignments. The Clinic is held three nights per week in the Physics Lounge, KINSC room H107. Exact hours and days are announced the first week of classes each semester.
The Writing Center
Open to anyone who needs help with a paper, in any discipline or course, at any stage of the writing process; help is also available to students working on applications of various types. Trained fellow students with a wide range of majors listen and respond to your questions, and help you think through and express your ideas clearly. Learn more>
The Libraries
arians provide instruction in many areas of library and research skills, including the literature of specific disciplines, the organization and evaluation of information sources, and the principles of the research process. They can help determine what resources are available for your topic, prepare an outline of research strategies and, where applicable, identify materials available at other libraries. To find out which librarians are responsible for which subject areas and how to contact them, see the Library's list of subject specialists. We also have librarians on call and at our help desks through the day. Learn more>
Career Development Office
The CDO has a comprehensive internship database, an extern program, career advisors, on-campus recruiting networks, and many other programs to aid a student in preparing for a career. Learn more about the Career Development Office or call (610) 896-1181.