The CAE offers subject tutoring for courses across all the majors offered by Drew University. The CAE employs many Drew students who have demonstrated academic excellence and good communication skills as tutors to help their fellow students. If you need help understanding concepts for a specific course, peer subject tutoring might be for you!
The precise courses for which we offer subject tutoring changes each semester depending on tutor availability. You can see which courses for which we offer subject tutoring at WCOnline by logging in and searching through the “Limit to:” drop-down list.
If your class is not available at this time and you need assistance, you can fill out our Tutor Request Form.
INTO Students: Please review the Policy Regarding Tutoring in the Center for Academic Excellence for INTO Students HERE before making an appointment.
For CAE tutoring policies and frequently asked questions, consult the document here. If you have questions for the CAE, email cae@drew.edu.
Learn more about the University Writing Center (UWC) at our website.
The UWC offers one-on-one guidance for writing across disciplines at any stage in the writing process to all Drew University students in the College of Liberal Arts, the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, and the Theological School. Our mission is to support students to ensure their development as readers, critical thinkers, and writers so that they may succeed at Drew and beyond.
All appointments are scheduled through https://drew.mywconline.com/. Select the UNIVERSITY WRITING CENTER schedule from the drop-down menu. Questions? Email uwc@drew.edu or contact UWC Director, Erika Maikish, at emaikish@drew.edu.
While subject tutoring focuses on helping students understand a specific subject, academic coaching helps students cultivate general academic skills. While almost all subject tutoring draws slightly on some of the kinds of skills related to academic coaching, academic coaches specialize in helping students grow in broad academic skills such as the following:
- Time Management and Overcoming Procrastination
- Organization
- Goal Setting
- Study Skills
- Note Taking
- Test Preparation
To meet with an academic coach, login to WCOnline, then select “ACADEMIC COACHING” in the “Limit to:” drop-down list. Drew’s Theology program has its own academic coach who provides more specified support to Theology students. Select “THEO ACADEMIC COACHING” to find a Theo coach.
The CAE’s academic coaching program also offers regular workshops that help students improve their academic skills. Each workshop lasts an hour, is free, and is open to all Drew students. Visit the CAE’s Events page to see the scheduled workshops. Unless otherwise stated, workshops do not require registration.
INTO Students: Please review the Policy Regarding Tutoring in the Center for Academic Excellence for INTO Students HERE before making an appointment.
For general questions, email the CAE using the address in the sidebar. For questions specific to academic coaching, email cae@drew.edu.
At Drew, all students are required to demonstrate proficiency through the intermediate level in one foreign language. A language placement examination must be taken before enrolling in the first language course at Drew. For more detailed information, please view this page in the online catalog.
The BYU Language exam is available for students seeking to demonstrate proficiency in a language not offered at Drew. Details on languages available and testing guidelines may be found here:
Students may also consider registering for an approved intermediate level course at another institution. Pre-approval is required: Pre-approval for transfer credit form
If you have additional questions for the Foreign Language Exemption Policy please contact cae-admin@drew.edu.
