ATLAS Guide
ATLAS Guide
Welcome to the ATLAS Guide! The following inventory summarizes Notre Dame's “Active Tutoring Landscape for Academic Success." ATLAS helps students navigate their academically challenging experience at Notre Dame by summarizing the tutoring resources available to undergraduates. Please contact your advisor to discuss other potential options if the services below do not meet your needs. Remember: Academic success in a course requires a layered strategy that begins with you and the resources available in your course and then works outward to other potential support such as tutoring.
Interested in working as a tutor? If you would like to be a peer tutor, please email your interest to Chris Temple at ctemple@nd.edu in the Center for University Advising, and he will help you to get connected with the appropriate tutoring office on campus.
Want to work on STEM or other courses?
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers several types of tutoring assistance - primarily but not exclusively for first-year courses. All sessions are free of charge.
Explore the LRC Tutoring Inventory
Want to develop study skills?
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers self-help resources and undergraduate study skills mentoring appointments. All sessions are free of charge.
Explore the LRC's "Study Smarter" resources
Want to think about reading strategies?
Managing the demands of heavy reading loads is one of the challenges of the academic transition to Notre Dame. Learning new reading strategies can be a key to success. You can find helpful guidance from a number of Notre Dame departments here.
Want to work on writing?
The Writing Center at the University of Notre Dame is dedicated to helping students become better writers. Tutors accomplish this goal by listening attentively in writing conferences, reading papers carefully, and asking questions that can help writers express their ideas and construct their arguments.
Want to work on learning a language?
The Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures offers a peer tutoring program as a self-scheduled service available to all Notre Dame students. This program offers comprehensive foreign language peer tutoring to enhance student learning beyond the classroom. Tutoring is available at no charge to enrolled students.
Explore the Center for Study of Languages and Cultures
Want to study for Mendoza business courses?
The Business Honors Program manages an undergraduate tutoring program for an array of courses in Mendoza.
Explore Mendoza Tutoring Programs
Want to study economics?
The Department of Economics offers drop-in tutoring sessions three nights per week. Tutors are available for help with Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Econometrics and Statistics.
Want to study for engineering courses?
The College of Engineering offers learning resources for students across all engineering majors. You can find study support for First-Year Engineering courses and ACES Study Rooms and Tutoring for sophomore-level and above courses here.
Explore Engineering Academic Support
Want to work on math?
The Department of Mathematics offers drop-in tutoring both for non-majors in multi-section math courses and math majors in specialized courses. These resources are located in the O'Meara Commons in the Hayes-Healy basement, and students are also welcome to just work and study mathematics there.
Want support for library research?
The Hesburgh Libraries has a vast amount of resources available to students. Whether online or in person — they’re here to help!
- Hesburgh Libraries Website
- New Student Checklist
- Guide to Subject Librarians and Liaisons
- Library Guides
- Chat
- Ask Us Desk
- Hesburgh Library Study Spaces
- Book a Study Room
- Subscribe to Hesburgh Libraries Events and Workshops
- University of Notre Dame Library Research Award
Collaborate with librarians online, in person, or schedule an appointment!
A team of librarians is ready to help you with the many areas of academic life, whether you’re working on a research paper for a class or preparing a grant application for study abroad. Ultimately, these core skills are critical to career advancement — regardless of your path — in the world beyond Notre Dame.
Visit us online, via Chat, or in person at the Hesburgh Library Ask Us Desk. You can also complete this form to schedule a meeting with a librarian.