Our mission is to empower every student to reach their full academic potential by providing inclusive space and personalized support. By acknowledging students lived experiences and how that intersects with their learning, we strive to create a space where all students feel valued, supported, and inspired to excel academically.
Individualized tutoring, group and online tutoring, in writing, math, accounting, finance, and chemistry
Tutoring is offered both online and on campus at RLB Library
Tutoring is available in multiple formats:
Have any questions? Don’t see your course listed? Contact us at tutoring@ubalt.edu.
What does the Writing Center provide?
One-on-one advice, grammar help, small group peer review, collaborative consultations, online appointments.
What's next?
Make an appointment with a writing tutor using the Appointment Tool. If you don’t see any availability, we may be able to accommodate you. Email writing@ubalt.edu to get support.
You can schedule writing consultations synchronously using the appointment tool or asynchronously using the Online Writing Lab (OWL).
All writers benefit from sharing their works-in-progress with interested, engaged, and knowledgeable readers. Writing consultations at the Writing Center provide writers with feedback and individualized revision strategies for improving your writing – at any stage in the writing process.
Available services:
Students who use the Writing Center will be able to:
Please contact writing@ubalt.edu with any questions.
Work with tutors for help in all your math and statistics courses, from pre-algebra through graduate statistics. No appointment necessary
Have any questions? Don’t see your course listed? Contact us at math@ubalt.edu
One-on-one appointments, goal setting, time management, test preparation, study groups, note taking, active listening
Target Courses: IDIS 101
Academic Coaching is a one-on-one appointment-based service provided by trained peers with the purpose of helping students to establish an academic success plan. Academic Coaches work with both undergraduate and graduate students, and each session is individually tailored based on student needs. The goal of academic coaching is to help students improve their study habits in a safe environment with a peer with whom you can meet with regularly for check-ins, encouragement, and feedback.
Academic Coaches provide help on the following topics and strategies:
SMART Goal Setting
Time Management
Critical Reading
Note Taking
Exam Taking
Organization
Motivation
After one academic coaching session, students will want to meet with the academic coach for follow up sessions. After multiple sessions, students will be able to:
Set and obtain SMART goals.
Manage their time effectively.
Employ study strategies that fit their unique learning style.
Please see the following steps to make an academic coaching session appointment:
Log into the MyUBalt Portal and click the Appointment Tool lightbulb icon in the Tools section. 
Select Coaching from the drop down menu.
Hands-on small group workshops for computer skills, course preparation, learning strategies, writing and communication
You'll find registration instructions next to each individual workshop listing.
How much does it cost?
Our workshops and all our academic support services are free to all UBalt students.
Start your semester on the right track! No appointment needed to work one-on-one with a tutor or coach. Here's is what we offer:
If you can't make a drop-in session, you can request these services by appointment with a coach at ANY time during the semester at coaching@ubalt.edu.
Join UBalt's Tutoring Services team for an interactive workshop on time management. Learn how to prioritize, break down tasks, address procrastination, and more. This workshop is a judgment-free zone open to the entire UBalt community where all questions are encouraged.
Required: basic knowledge of Windows environment.
Get comfortable using Excel. Learn how to navigate the interface, create a simple spreadsheet, and organize information.Topics include:
-The Excel Interface
-Excel Worksheet Operations (including cells and cell ranges, adding/deleting/resizing/hiding columns & rows, viewing multiple workbooks, freezing panes, filling series)
-Excel Formatting (including sort & filter, format cells as a table, and format text/numbers)
-Keyboard Shortcuts for Excel
Required: skills covered in Excel 1; see above for details.
Learn how to work with text and numbers in Excel. Create tables to manipulate information for presentation and analysis. Learn to use basic formulas, create charts & graphs, and PivotTables. Topics include:
-Formulas & Functions
-Chart & Pivot Tables
-Data Analysis Tool
Here is your opportunity to learn the basics of Python from an experienced programming instructor. Join us as we tackle the wonderful quest of creating a GPA calculator using the Python programming language!
We are not done with Python yet! Here is your opportunity to learn the basics of Python from an experienced programming instructor. Join us as we continue to tackle the wonderful quest of creating a GPA calculator using the Python programming language!
Join us for the first session of our SPSS series as we dive into the fundamental tools and techniques to help you navigate SPSS with confidence. Included in Part I: Introduction to the SPSS interface, data entry and organization, formatting variables, exploring data, and calculating new variables.
Online, via Zoom, dates TBD.
Join us for the second session of our SPSS series as we explore practical applications and some advanced techniques to enhance your data analysis capabilities. Included in Part II: - Data manipulation (filtering, sorting, and recoding), computing descriptive statistics, cross-tabulation, and correlation analysis.
Online, via Zoom, dates TBD.
Dates TBD - usually the second to last week of classes
Stay up late with the RLB Library and meet with writing consultants, reference librarians, and tutors in select courses to finish your writing and research projects! Appointments can be made in advance or you can drop in. We'll also have snacks, games, and giveaways! Tutors will be available for math and stats support and study review sessions for select courses:
Math Mojo: An Interactive Workshop for Overcoming Arithmetic Anxiety
Date: TBD
Location: Bogomolny Library, Room 201
In this in-person workshop, we'll briefly explore the more common causes and consequences of math anxiety, such as how it affects your performance and confidence in math-related subjects. We will guide you through a series of proven relaxation techniques and practical study strategies aimed at building your confidence and resilience in math.
Contact Name: Deb Carson
Email: math@ubalt.edu
Phone: (410) 837-5387
Phone: (410) 837-5915
Email: tutoring@ubalt.edu
Location:
Robert L. Bogomolny Library
1420 Maryland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201, 2nd Floor
Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9am - 4:30pm
In Person Tutoring: By Appointment