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Practice Exams

Practice exams let engineering students simulate real test conditions by actively retrieving and applying knowledge—this “testing effect” enhances long-term retention and deep understanding better than passive review. They also pinpoint knowledge gaps, sharpen pacing and time‑management skills under pressure, and build familiarity with exam formats—helping to ease anxiety and foster confidence on test day.

***Although snacks will provided, we recommend you have a meal before attending.***

Peer Assisted Learning (PAL)

Led by peer leaders, PAL sessions will focus on collaborative group activities designed to help students better understand the material on a weekly basis.

"It's beneficial - you have to think on your feet!" - PAL Session Attendee

"A structured, non-awkward place to meet people and make friends." - PAL Session Attendee

***Although snacks will provided, we recommend you have a meal before attending.***

Study Groups

Study groups help engineering students unravel complex topics faster through group discussion and peer explanation, which boosts understanding beyond solo study.

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Quick Bites

Once a month, the Academic Success Team invites you to join us for breakfast in the Engineering Center lobby—it's a casual, friendly drop-in where you can grab a bite while exploring academic support, tutoring options, and useful study strategies.

Engineering Connections

Academic Success Services are offered in CEAS students’ residence halls at Williams Village and include the Academic Help Room, practice exams, and study groups.

Engineering Fellows

The Engineering Fellows are a dedicated group of academically accomplished, service‑minded students from the College committed to nurturing academic excellence. Fellows support their peers through academic content support, mentoring, and workshops.��