Brooklyn College Resources

Need Help With Writing?

The Learning Center

Students of all writing levels, including highly developed, experienced writers, walk in to the Learning Center to receive assistance from professional peer tutors. Learning Center tutors will help you to analyze the assignment, formulate a research and writing timeline, strengthen drafts, respond effectively to a professor's revision requests, and submit a strong final paper.

Subject Librarians at the Brooklyn College Library

Students are encouraged to ask specialized librarians for help in finding appropriate source material for their research assignments.

Brooklyn College Academic Resources

Connect to ESL support, the Reading Laboratory, services for students with disabilities and more through this important portal (forthcoming).

Feel Overwhelmed?

Personal Counseling can help you to recognize what is upsetting you, clarify your goals, focus on your studies, and find ways of dealing with difficult situations. These can range from conflict with parents, death of a family member or friend, break-up of a relationship, or feelings of stress, depression and anxiety. Brief individual or group counseling is confidential and available to undergraduate and graduate students.

Feel Like You're Getting the Run-around?

Student Handbook

The Student Handbook is your comprehensive guidebook for understanding the resources, rules and regulations at Brooklyn College.

Student Referral Office (SAR)

Are you having trouble navigating the nuts and bolts of Brooklyn College? Are you looking for a resource that doesn't seem to exist? Student Ombuds Services (SOS) connects you to the full array of the college's academic, personal and financial support services.

Looking Forward to a Career After College?

The Magner Career Center, through partnerships with employers and the college's academic faculty and staff, offers students the knowledge, skills and experiences needed to thrive in today's globally interdependent world. Will you be prepared to enter the workforce in your chosen area once you receive your degree? It is never too early to begin planning for your professional work after college.