Center of Excellence
With over 25,000 visits to academic support programs this past year, our programs have proven to be a valuable resource for students seeking academic excellence. Whether you're looking to improve your grades, develop better study habits, or simply need guidance navigating college life, Auburn's Academic Support is here to help.

Explore Our Programs

Academic Coaching at Auburn University is a personalized partnership designed to support each student in meeting their academic goals. You and your coach work together to identify your academic habits, interests, skills, concerns and intentions. Through this interactive process, you will develop realistic and workable plans to achieve your vision of success in college.

Study Partners offers free peer tutoring to undergraduate students at Auburn University through one-on-one appointments. Our goal is to promote academic excellence through peer-to-peer assistance by helping students develop the study skills necessary to succeed in their core courses and encourage them to grow as confident, self-directed learners.

Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a free academic program designed to help students succeed in historically difficult courses at Auburn University. The program provides relaxed, peer-assisted study sessions led by students who have successfully completed the course in a previous semester and want to help other students excel. SI is a non-remedial approach that provides regularly scheduled sessions outside of class during which students work collaboratively to improve retention, discuss complex topics, and prepare for tests.

Early Alert Grades are part of Auburn University’s commitment to supporting student success. These midterm progress reports help students understand how they’re doing in key courses and connect them with resources to improve or build upon their academic performance.
Study Smart is a non-credit, 10-week program for students on academic suspension that focuses on the skills, attitudes, and habits required for academic success at Auburn University. The course guides students through an exploration of their responsibilities, motivation, self-awareness, and tools to maintain success.
Looking for ways to connect with Academic Support during and after your orientation session? See below for a list of helpful links and resources. For additional information, please visit auburn.edu/fye.
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Download our Academic Support – Blue Breakout Session Slides
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Check out the On-Demand Resources page (How-To videos, handouts, etc.)
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Engage with Auburn University through the Family Portal