Academic Resources

The Office of Academic Support assists students in identifying and implementing strategies for effective learning by collaborating with each student to adopt methods that utilize their unique strengths.

Bryn Mawr College welcomes the full participation of individuals with disabilities in all aspects of campus life.

Assistive technology is any tool that assists you in doing your daily activities. At Bryn Mawr, you can meet with the assistive technology specialist to find tools to help you with academic tasks. Explore some of our resources on this page.  

You have access to the Digital Competencies program, which can help you build technical skills, from basic computer survival skills all the way to advanced techniques in data, digital communication, and critical making.

You have access to information and assistance related to health professions as you pursue academic preparation, community service, professional opportunities, and advanced study application process.

You have access to the Bryn Mawr College Libraries, libraries of our partner schools, interlibrary loan services, and a range of digital resources.

Peer Mentors are trained to help their fellow students identify and implement techniques for more effective learning. 

A meeting with your pre-law advisor can help you to navigate this decision and answer the important question: Why do you want to attend law school?

You have access to the Q Center, which is a collaborative, welcoming study space that supports students who are doing quantitative work in courses across the STEM and Social Science disciplines through mentorship.

You have access to this problem-solving group that aims to assist students with senior theses, research, class projects, departmental instrumentation, and extra independent learning endeavors.

Peer tutoring is available to assist students in building fundamental course knowledge and finding effective strategies for learning.

You have access to free, individual consultations on writing and public speaking. Undergraduate peer tutors can help you understand the assignment, generate ideas, support your argument, organize your essay or presentation, polish your writing style, and become a better editor.