General Subjects Tutoring Lab

At Lied Library (1st Floor)

This campus-wide tutoring resource is available for all UNLV undergraduate students at no additional charge. Tutors support students' learning by creating space for students to ask questions and review concepts.

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Biology Learning Center

WHI-126

Tutoring is available for students enrolled in BIOL 100, 189A, 189L, 190A, 190L, 191A, 191L, 251A, and 251L. Please contact the department to obtain the drop-in schedule.

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Brainfuse Online Tutoring

Through WebCampus

Find out about free online tutoring through Brainfuse, in partnership with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.

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Chemistry Learning Center

CHE-224

Free for students enrolled in CHEM 103, 110, 111, 121, 122, 241, and 242. Check out the drop-in schedule.

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Engineering Tutoring Center

Phone: 702-895-2910
Email: engtutoring@unlv.edu

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Math Tutoring Clinic

AT CRC 231

No appointment necessary. Free for students enrolled in most freshmen math classes. The drop-in schedule can be found online.

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NetTutor (Virtual)

Access virtual tutoring in WebCampus for a variety of courses.

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Physics Learning Center

BPB-248/249

Free for students enrolled in PHYS 151, 152, 180, 181, and 182. Check out the drop-in schedule.

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Supplemental Instruction

Supplemental Instruction (SI) offers free peer-led study sessions to support undergraduate UNLV students enrolled in select, historically difficult courses. SI Leaders facilitate group sessions that are interactive and provide support with course concepts and learning strategies.

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The Scientist in Need Emergency Fund provides limited financial assistance to currently enrolled College of Sciences students experiencing hardship due to an emergency, accident, or other unexpected critical incident. Eligible students may receive up to $1,000 once per academic career. Funding cannot be used for tuition.

Applicants must be in good academic and conduct standing, demonstrate that other available resources are insufficient or unavailable, and submit supporting documentation. Students who receive funding are also required to attend at least one coaching session with the College of Sciences Assistant Dean, Dr. Meg Hullinger.

Review the eligibility requirements and submit a funding request.

Some science programs have opportunities for students to earn credits via independent study. Please consult with your advisor for more information.

Independent study courses include GEOL 495 (for Geoscience majors), PHYS 491 (for Physics majors), CHEM 490 (for Chemistry & Biochemistry majors), and MATH/STAT 499 (for Math majors).