Academic Support Programs

For: Student athletes

For: Students taking the Intro Biology series (BIOL 118, 119, 180, 200, 220)

For: Students taking Intro Chemistry courses

For: Students in Math, Chemistry, and Physics

For: Students taking Math 120, 124, 125, 126, 134, 135, and 136

For: Students in EOP or TRIO, or students taking Math 100, 102, or 103; applications available otherwise

For: Students taking Physics courses

For: Women students interested in pursuing careers in science and/or engineering

For: Undergraduate or graduate students who want to work on Anthropology coursework

For: Students taking History courses

For: All UW students, staff, and faculty

For: Students working on a piece of writing

For: Students working on a piece of writing

For: Undergrad students taking Psychology courses, Psychology majors writing research papers and grad school statements

For: Students taking Sociology courses

For: Students taking CHID, GEOG, or GWSS courses

For: All students

For: Students taking Economics courses

For: Undergraduates taking ECON 200/201, ACCTG 215/225/301, FIN 350, MGMT 200, OPMGMT 301, or QMETH 201

For: Students in all intro Statistics courses (STAT 220, 221, 311, 390, 391; QMETH 201; ED PSYCH 490; PSYCH 315, 317, 318; SOC/CS&SS 221; INDENG 315; QSCI 381; and others), or 200- and 300-level STAT courses

For: All UW students

For: Honors students (primarily current, but also prospective)

For: Student athletes

For: All UW students

For: Students with disabilities who are interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)

For: All students with disabilities

For: Students and alumni of foster care

For: Underrepresented minority and disadvantaged students interested in health, biomedical, or behavioral sciences.

For: Underrepresented students in engineering and computer science

For: Students from economically disadvantaged families, first-generation students, and underrepresented minority students

For: Low-income, first-generation students and/or students with disabilities

For: Non-English primary language-speaking students who are taking reading- or writing-intensive courses

For: Students taking Organic Chemistry courses

For: Male students of color

For: Some services are limited to currently matriculated UW-Seattle students, while others are open to faculty, staff and the general public.