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Your Support Network: Academic and Accessibility Services at St. John's University

As a St. John's University online student, you have access to the same outstanding support services as on-campus students. From tutoring and writing help to library resources and accessibility accommodations, there's a team of dedicated professionals ready to help you succeed. Here's a look at the services available to you and how to connect with each one. 

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University Learning Commons (ULC) 

The University Learning Commons (ULC) offers academic support across a wide range of subjects. Whether you need help understanding course material, preparing for an exam, or just want a little extra guidance, the ULC has you covered. Services include virtual appointments, drop-in sessions for select subjects, and even 24/7 support through a partnership with NetTutor. Visit the ULC website for information on hours of operation, late night assistance, and a full list of supported subjects. 

For students who are on campus, the ULC is located in the Library, Room 103, next to the Library Café. 

University Writing Center 

Whether you're working on a research paper, a personal statement, or any other written assignment, the University Writing Center is here to help. You can schedule an appointment online, drop in for a session with a peer tutor, connect via online chat, or even submit a paper by email for feedback. For more information or to schedule an appointment by phone, call (718) 990-2171 or visit the Writing Center website. 

On-campus students can find the Writing Center in the Library, St. Augustine Room 150, across from the Freshman Center. 

University Libraries 

St. John's University Libraries are designed to support your academic growth and self-directed learning. Whether you need help accessing course readings, selecting a research topic, finding credible sources, or formatting bibliographies, a librarian is ready to assist. Online resources are available around the clock at the University Libraries website. 

Students can get help in a variety of ways including visiting the third-floor reference desk in Queens, scheduling a one-on-one research consultation with a librarian, or reaching out via text or email. 

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) 

Student Accessibility Services is committed to creating an inclusive environment where all students have equal access to academic and nonacademic programs and services. Rooted in St. John's Vincentian values of dignity, community, and social justice, SAS works to remove barriers and cultivate a campus where access, inclusion, and a sense of belonging are prioritized for students with disabilities. 

To request accommodations or learn more about available services, you can reach SAS in the following ways: 

  • Phone: (718) 990-6867 
  • In person: Marillac Hall, Room 134, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Summer hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the office is closed on Fridays. Evening appointments are available upon request. 

No matter where you are in your academic journey, these resources are here to support you. Don't hesitate to reach out and take advantage of everything St. John's University has to offer!