IU Bloomington is full of people who will help you succeed

Not sure which major is right for you? AMES helps you explore your options, understand degree requirements, and find a path that fits your passions.

Your one-stop shop for taking care of business. Find your advisor in your Student Center: Select Academic Planning and then select SOAR (Student Online Advising).

Use this interactive tool to visualize your path to graduation. Plan your future semesters, track your degree progress, and register for classes all in one place.

Review the official academic bulletins to see exactly what courses and credits you need for your specific degree or certificate program.

Specialized academic guidance tailored to the unique requirements and opportunities available to honors students at Hutton Honors College.

Planning for med school or law school? Get expert advice on prerequisites, applications, and entrance exams for professional graduate programs.

Improve your classroom performance with peer-led study sessions for specific courses, online videos, and for-credit classes designed to help you succeed academically.

Access a centralized directory of tutoring services available for hundreds of subjects across the university.

Help is right where you live. Find free, walk-in tutoring for popular subjects like math and science in your campus housing.

From brainstorming to final polishes, get one-on-one help with any writing project at any stage of the process.

Connect with undergraduate peer tutors taking the same courses who can help you work through difficult concepts.

Get expert statistical support and data analysis guidance for your research project.

Connect with mentors who can help you navigate campus life, build leadership skills, and find your community at IU.

Tailored support for graduate students focusing on professional development, work-life balance, and academic persistence.

Earn credit while learning how to learn. These courses cover everything from note-taking and test-taking to time management.

Connect with a go-to resource for undergraduate students seeking personal encouragement, career support, leadership development, academic advice, and more.

Join student-led study groups for historically difficult courses to review material and practice problem-solving in a relaxed setting.

Watch quick, helpful videos on-demand covering essential skills like active listening, textbook reading, note-taking best practices, and efficient studying.

Request classroom accommodations and support services designed for students with qualified medical conditions.

Navigate your transition to college with programs designed to help new students feel at home and ready for success.

Access specialized resources, mentoring, and financial guidance for students who are the first in their families to attend college.

Benefit from a supportive community that provides academic, financial, and social support to first-generation and underrepresented students.

Get help making the transition from the military to IU, understanding and receiving your benefits, and connecting with campus resources and fellow students.

Open to all students, the ACC offers Asian language tutoring, peer mentors, cultural adjustment guidance, and community.

La Casa provides Spanish tutoring along with other academic support, professional development, and cultural activities designed to foster a sense of belonging and pride for Latino students.

Support your academic success by taking care of your mental health with confidential counseling and workshops.

Every IU 21st Century Scholar is paired with an academic advisor who becomes your dedicated guide throughout your college experience.

Academic advising for IU student-athletes.

Guidance on finding programs, securing credits, and planning your global education.

Advising and community support for high-achieving students from underrepresented backgrounds.