Where Should I Start?

We're here to provide the support you need

Sometimes it's hard to know which support service best fits your needs. Review our recommendations below for some common student needs.

Still not sure how to move forward? Reach out to casa@bw.edu for help.

Are you a graduate student?
- Visit our Graduate Resources page to learn how to schedule an individual appointment or connect to online resources.

Need help studying content for a specific class?
- Book an Individual Tutoring Appointment to get help with course content.
- Check out our drop-in tutoring schedule (no appointment needed).
- Visit Brainfuse to connect with a live tutor or access instructional videos, flashcards, quizzes, and study guides.

Need to learn how to manage your schedule or plan for a project?
- Schedule an Academic Coaching appointment for 1-on-1 support

Do you have a paper due soon?
- Book an appointment with a Writing Specialist who will coach you toward your writing goals in any class.
- Visit the Brainfuse Writing Lab for online assistance.

Does your course have in-depth reading requirements?
- Schedule a Reading Support appointment to learn how to tackle complex texts efficiently.

Working on a research project?
- Book an appointment with a Ritter reference librarian for help navigating databases and finding sources.
- Meet with an Academic Coach to break large projects into bite-sized tasks.
- Make a Reading Support appointment to read, take notes, and synthesize ideas from multiple scholarly sources.
- Schedule a Writing Support appointment to talk through your ideas, organize your points, and clarify details.

Need to edit your writing?
- Make an appointment with a CASA Writing Specialist to identify grammatical issues in your writing and learn to improve your usage.
- Submit your paper to the online Brainfuse Writing Lab to get grammar and spelling feedback.

Need help with Alternative Testing?
- Start by checking out the Office of Accessible Education.
- Visit the Alternative Testing page for more information.

More Questions? Email us at casa@bw.edu