The BYU–Idaho Academic Support Centers are designed to supplement classroom instruction and help students practice, sharpen, and master essential college skills. It offers one-on-one and group tutoring. Students spend an average of 12 hours per semester with individual tutors. Tutoring is free for BYU–Idaho students. The tutors and assistants in each of the Learning Centers (Reading, Writing, Math, Tutoring, and Study Skills) are trained and paid by BYU–Idaho. Because of this, all students have equal access and can be confident they will receive qualified, professional help in a relaxed atmosphere. Every semester, over 800 tutors are employed. In addition to the paid tutors, over 800 qualified students volunteer their services as tutors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Academic Support Centers
What services does the Academic Support Centers at BYU-Idaho offer?
They offer one-on-one and group tutoring to help students practice and master essential college skills including reading, writing, math, and study skills. Tutoring is free for BYU-Idaho students.
Where is the Academic Support Centers located?
It is located at 294 S 1st E, MCK 272, Rexburg, ID 83460, United States.
What are the Academic Support Centers' hours of operation?
They are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Is tutoring at the Academic Support Centers free for all students?
Tutoring is free for BYU-Idaho students, with qualified tutors paid and trained by the university.
How many tutors work at the Academic Support Centers each semester?
Over 800 paid tutors and an additional 800 qualified student volunteers assist students every semester.
How can I contact the Academic Support Centers at BYU-Idaho?
You can reach them by phone at +1 208-496-4270 or visit their website at https://www.byui.edu/academic-support-centers/.
What nearby facilities can support students visiting the Academic Support Centers?
Nearby facilities include the David O. McKay Library for research, the Presentation Practice Center for test preparation, and the Department of Geology for academic resources.
Are there cultural or entertainment venues near the Academic Support Centers for students to visit?
Yes, students can visit the McKay Quad Amphitheatre for events, BYU-Idaho Planetarium for educational entertainment, and the BYU-Idaho Observatory for astronomy interests.
Can students access library resources near the Academic Support Centers?
Yes, there are multiple nearby library facilities including the David O. McKay Library, BYU-Idaho Special Collections & Archives, and specialized labs like the McKay Library Mac Lab.
What category of services does the Academic Support Centers provide at BYU-Idaho?
They are categorized as a Tutoring Service focused on supporting students' academic success.