Tap into a variety of tools and services, including learning labs, tutoring, study skills coaching, as well as other valuable resources and strategies to enhance your academic performance and success.
Learning Labs & Centers | Tutoring & Study Skills | Academic Difficulty | Graduate Resources | Support for Online Courses | Academic Policies
Learning Labs & Centers
The Learning Centers on campus provide tutoring services for current Graduate students.
Check them out below for information on their hours and what services they offer
Accounting and CIS Information Management (AIM) Tech Lab
Students enrolled in GR602, AC730, AC731, or AC742 can get help with SAP software
Center for Languages and International Collaboration
CLIC is a multipurpose collaborative space that fosters communication across languages and cultures
CIS (Computer Information Systems) Sandbox
Here you can receive tutoring for CS602 CS603, CS605, CS607 and CS610
ESOL Center
Provides writing and oral communication support for multilingual students
Hughey Center for Financial Services/Trading Room (TR)
Offers tutoring sessions on TR databases
The Learning Lab for Economics, Accounting, and Finance
LEAF provides academic support for economics, accounting, and finance
The Mathematics Learning Center
The MLC offers drop-in tutoring for GR521 and ST625
The Writing Center
The Writing Center provides one-on-one assistance with all writing skills
Graduate Tutoring and Study Skills Support
Our dedicated graduate peer tutors and study skills coach provide personalized support to help students master course material, develop effective study habits, and stay organized for success.
Graduate Peer Tutoring
Are you seeking academic help in Accounting, Finance, Math or Statistics classes? If so, you may find Peer Tutoring helpful.
Please note, we make every effort to have tutors available for most disciplines, however, in some cases a tutor may not be available.
Complete the form below to request Peer Tutor support:
Sign up here!
Graduate Organizational Tutor & Skills Coach
Need help getting your academic work organized? Want to improve your study or time management skills?
We are now offering 1-hour Zoom sessions with an Organization & Study Skills Coach.
For additional information, contact Alicia Haley
Academic Difficulty
If you are experiencing academic difficulty, consider the following options:
1. Make an appointment with your instructor to:
- Discuss your status in the course
- Develop a realistic assessment of how you are doing
- Begin outlining a plan to improve your performance
2. Meet with an Academic Advisor to:
- Discuss the concerns raised by your faculty
- Gain valuable insight into the concerns
- Learn about resources that are available to you
3. Identify patterns across courses:
- Reflect on whether the challenges in one course are also occurring in others
- Explore strategies to better understand your strengths and weaknesses
- Identify effective methods to address specific areas of concern
If you are thinking about withdrawing from a course, be sure to:
- Check the add/drop/withdrawal schedule
- Discuss the pros and cons with your advisor
- Understand how it impacts your enrollment status
- Check with Financial Assistance if you have merit aid or scholarships
Note: International students must be enrolled in a minimum of 9 credits
Additional Graduate Resources
If you have a non-urgent concern for a Bentley student, we encourage a private, empathetic conversation as a first step. You can enhance this support by referring the student to campus resources or submitting a Care referral.
CISS serves as a resource for our international community through immigration advising, cross-cultural programming, and resource referral. Visit the CISS website for more information.
Provides immediate assistance for medical and mental health crises. They also offer guidance on off-campus care, including hospital referrals, mental health hotlines, and local emergency care facilities.
Through your engagement with GCD, you gain the knowledge and networking skills needed to advance you on your life-long career path. They offer upskilling and opportunities for success as a current graduate student and later as an alumni.
Represents and advocates for graduate students by organizing social, professional, and academic events. They promote student engagement through networking opportunities, social mixers, and collaborations with faculty and administration.
Have research questions? Come to the library, call 781.891.2300, text 781.728.0511, email refdesk@bentley.edu, or use live chat on the library website.
This free service allows you to search, save, and compare housing listings throughout Greater Boston and provides you with Roommate Finder to link up with potential roommates.
Your center for safety and emergency resources including Alcohol Awareness and Education, CPR and First Aid Training, Defense Classes and more. This is also where you’ll find the Bentley Identification Card Office and on campus Parking and Driving resources. If you are concerned about your safety or someone else’s at any time, please contact University Police at 781.891.3131 or 911/your local emergency number if you are off campus.
Student Accessibility Services provides equal educational opportunities for all full and part-time students with diagnosed disabilities through an accessible, equitable and inclusive learning environment. In addition to equal access, accommodations and services are designed to promote individual growth and self-advocacy for students with all types of disabilities.
The Student Equity & Inclusion team provides support, advocacy, advising and care to students with the goal of enhancing student success. They focus on supporting gender equity, spiritual health, students of color, religiously-affiliated students, international students, and LGBTQ+ identified students throughout their Bentley experience.
Provides financial assistance to students facing unexpected emergencies. It is intended to assist students with unforeseen costs that may arise outside of the standard costs of education
Offers comprehensive medical services, counseling, and wellness programs. Services include individual therapy, group therapy, health screenings, fitness programs, and wellness workshops focused on mental, physical, and emotional health.
Information and services regarding billing, financial assistance and student employment.
If you are facing medical, personal, or professional challenges you may be eligible to take a voluntary Leave of Absence. Schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor to discuss further.
Supports students facing challenges with food security, housing, and financial needs. They offer access to food pantries, temporary housing options, and connections to local community resources.
Offers free shuttle services for commuting with 3 shuttle routesWaltham Falcon Flyer, Harvard Square and the B- line. All shuttles have live tracking and can be traced via https://trackmyshuttle.com/bentley.