Drop into T2121 and check in with one of our consultants! Individual writing consultations are free and available to any CSS student for all kinds of writing projects, including all course-related assignments, personal statements, cover letters, and scholarship essays. Our consultants are excited to work with you! Sessions can last anywhere from 5 minutes to an hour.
Best for: all students on the Duluth Campus, particularly undergraduate students.
Schedule a session for a one-to-one consultant to talk through any aspect of your writing process and the project you might be working on. If you're scheduling a Zoom session, please note this on your appointment, and we will provide you with a Zoom link prior to your session.
In-Person sessions are held in T2121.
Best for: all CSS students, especially those who work well with the structure of a scheduled appointment or the assurance of knowing someone will be there to answer their questions.
Zoom sessions require you to be virtually present at the time of the appointment, but you can schedule your session to take place from anywhere in the world, so long as you have a steady internet connection and a webcam/microphone.
Best for: students enrolled in distance programs who are not regularly on the Duluth campus.
Submit your draft to get feedback from one of our writing consultants by filling out the form linked below and uploading your work. Feedback will be sent to your CSS email, usually within 24-48 hours. Please note that due to limited staffing, the turnaround time may be closer to 48 hours over weekends and holidays. We ask you to keep this in mind and allow adequate time for our consultants to provide feedback before assignment due dates.
Best for: students enrolled in fully online programs and/or graduate students doing clinicals, fieldwork, who are not regularly on the Duluth campus.
Request a meeting with a writing tutor or submit your papers for review at Tutor.com. Their help is available 24/7.
Please note that Tutor.com tutors are not affiliated with CSS and may not have knowledge of your particular program or assignment.
Best for: after-hours help.