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Your first stop for help in a particular class should be your professor's office hours, TA, or other course-specific resources (the syllabus is a great place to start!) However, there are many 5C resources available to supplement your instructor's support.
DNS Peer Education for General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry
Physics After Dark
"PAD" runs 7-9pm Sunday through Thursday evenings, usually in E180. Its central aim is to provide free tutoring/mentoring for students taking intro Physics 30/31 and Physics 33/34 (though, depending on the individual tutors, sometimes they might assist with other physics courses)
Scripps Writing Center
Quantitative Computing Lab
Quantitative Computing Lab
If you're interested in learning a new programming language or computational skill, the Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab (QCL) conducts regular weekly training workshops where a qualified academic instructor steps through the basic foundations of the topic. No one gets left behind during the workshops, making sure everyone is up to speed and following along.
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