We’ll Help You Reach Your Potential.
At Drew, the personal is powerful. That’s why we provide one-on-one support in all the academic resources you need.
You can always rely on Drew faculty and staff to help with tech support, research, understanding academic policies and procedures, accessibility services and more.
Never hesitate to seek us out. We’re here to help you succeed.
Our Office of Academic Services provides advising, tutoring, academic coaching and assistance in math, science and writing to all students.
All academics. All the time. This center offers many resources for you:
Professional staff and student tutors are available as follows:
Monday through Thursday: Noon–10 p.m.
Friday: Noon–5 p.m.
Sunday: 4–10 p.m.
Other times are available by appointment.
All first-year students are assigned a faculty adviser who supports and mentors them until they declare a major. Advisers assist students through the following processes as they develop their own academic plans:
We are proud of our diverse community of learners and are committed to removing barriers to education for students with disabilities through our Office of Accessibility Resources. This office helps students:
The Drew University Library is the place to go for research help, databases, journals and other electronic and print volumes.
Located right across the plaza from the main library, the United Methodist Archives and History Center is the campus resource for historical, religious, women’s and popular culture studies.
Make sure you are aware of Drew's requirements when it comes to academic integrity.
If you need to learn how to use software, want to protect your technology from viruses, have a laptop or mobile device problem—or even want to secure a discount on a Drew-recommended laptop, Drew's University Technology can help. Skilled UT staff can be found in person at support centers across campus, online or via phone to walk you through a solution.