At University of Idaho, you'll find a wealth of academic support resources designed to elevate your learning experience. These programs, available to all students across all majors, are tailored to your individual needs and learning styles.

What Services Can You Get at U of I?

Whether you're seeking advising, mentorship, academic coaching or more, you'll discover the resources you need to reach your full potential here. By taking advantage of these services, you're working toward your degree, developing critical thinking skills, and building confidence in your abilities. These are competencies that will serve you well beyond graduation and into your professional life.

Learn more about the range of academic support resources available to you at U of I. Take this opportunity to enhance your learning, improve your academic performance and set yourself up for long-term success.

Academic Advising

When you need help scheduling your classes, changing majors, finding a support program or ensuring you meet course requirements before graduation, our academic advisors are here to help.

Academic Coaching

You'll work one-on-one with your academic coach to examine your learning styles, habits and current difficulties so you can overcome your challenges or barriers to success.

Vandals Tutoring

Drop-in for tutoring at no additional cost to undergraduate students. No appointment is required, and support covers a wide range of subjects.

SI-PASS

Join a regularly scheduled, peer-led study session for difficult courses. SI-PASS sessions focus on using effective study techniques to master difficult course content, so you learn what to learn and how to learn at the same time. These study sessions are free and available enrolled in supported courses.

Student Support Services — TRIO

SSS-TRIO is a program that provides mentorships, scholarships, emergency funds and more for undergraduates who are first-generation college students, have a documented disability or come from limited-income backgrounds.

Pre-Health Professions

The Pre-Health Professions program at University of Idaho serves as a resource for current students and alumni from all majors who are interested in pursuing careers in healthcare.

Additional Support Across Campus

Explore various other U of I academic support options, like in-depth research support at the library and one-on-one writing guidance at the Writing Center.

Get in Touch

Your path to academic success starts here — connect with our team to find the right support for you.