The UConn Waterbury Academic Achievement Center (AAC) is a supportive resource dedicated to fostering student success and enhancing academic performance. Located on the Waterbury campus, the AAC offers a range of services, including peer content coaching, academic coaching, and workshops focused on essential skills like time management, study strategies, and exam preparation. Students can schedule one-on-one appointments, join study groups, or take advantage of Supplemental Instruction and Learning Lab hours for collaborative learning in a welcoming, student-centered environment.

The AAC is staffed by experienced peer content coaches and academic coaches committed to helping students achieve their personal and academic goals. Additionally, the center provides access to resources on learning styles, note-taking, and other skills that promote effective learning. Faculty who would like to request a classroom presentation can also partner with the AAC to bring academic support directly to their students. Through personalized support, the AAC helps students excel in their courses, develop confidence, and maximize their academic potential.

Location: Room 128 Main UConn WTBY Campus Building (99 East Main St)

The UConn Waterbury Learning Lab (previously called the Tutoring Center) provides academic services for all UConn Waterbury students. Tutoring is available for several courses, including many of the first-year STEM courses such as Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Organic Chemistry, Physics, and Psychology.  Tutoring is offered via appointments or on a “drop-in” basis.  Please refer to the UConn Waterbury Tutoring Schedule link below for office hours and tutoring schedules.

Location: Room 207 Main UConn WTBY Campus Building (99 East Main St)

Sign up for an appointment with the Learning Lab

The UConn Waterbury Library is an essential resource hub for students, faculty, and staff, providing access to a vast array of materials, services, and study spaces to support academic and research pursuits. Located on the Waterbury campus, the library offers a welcoming environment with resources tailored to meet the diverse needs of its users. The collection includes books, academic journals, electronic resources, and access to UConn’s extensive digital databases, which cover a wide range of disciplines. Knowledgeable library staff are available to assist with research, reference queries, and database navigation, providing guidance on finding and evaluating sources.

Location: 1st Floor of Main UConn WTBY Campus Building (99 East Main St)