Academic counseling is available to all students, undergraduate and graduate, throughout Webster's global system and supports student success. Academic counseling conversations often focus on accessing University resources, goal setting, learning styles, motivation, note taking, self-advocacy, stress relief and management, study skills, test taking, time management, and more. Among the many specialty programs and consultations are work with students on Academic Probation, with low or failing grades, with grades of Incomplete, etc.; work with transfer students and students with disability accommodations; and work with conditionally-admitted students, including an extensive program for students meeting the criteria for inclusion in the Transitions program. Academic counseling is one-on-one support that provides the assistance students need when they need it.

If you have any questions about academic counseling or want to make an appointment, please call 314-246-8284 or email academiccounseling@webster.edu.

Assistive technology is available for students who need additional support. While many forms of assistive technology are available only to students with applicable disability accommodations, some technology and software is available to all students. Kurzweil 3000, a program that assists students with reading and writing, is an example of free software that is available to all students, undergraduate and graduate, throughout Webster's global system.

If you have any questions about assistive technology, please call 314-246-4245 or email atarc@webster.edu.

Disability accommodations are available through the Reeg Academic Resource Center, and Webster University considers admission, financial aid, program, and activity applications without regard to disability. The Reeg Academic Resource Center's Academic ADA Coordinator helps St. Louis and online students with documented physical, psychological, medical, and/or learning disabilities obtain the accommodations they need to have equal access to information and equal opportunity for program success. At extended sites and international campuses, the site director or a staff designee assists students with disability accommodations.

More information about accommodations can be found on this page and in the podcasts linked there.

If you have any questions about disability accommodations, please call 314-246-7700 or email disability@webster.edu.

The Reeg ARC's Testing Center proctors rescheduled tests with an instructor's approval, accommodated tests, MBA prerequisite waiver exams, language placement exams, and various other exams. Appointments should be made at least 24 hours in advance of the requested testing time.

If you have any questions about Testing Center services or want to make an appointment, please call 314-246-8225 or email arc@webster.edu.

The Transitions program supports undergraduate students conditionally admitted to the University by preparing these students for the academic rigor of Webster University and reinforcing the various resources available at Webster University. Specifically, the Transitions program serves first-time freshmen and students transferring in fewer than 30 hours of college coursework.

If you have any questions about the Transitions program, please call 314-246-8768 or email transitions@webster.edu.

The Tutoring Program provides a pool of capable tutors who are available to work one-on-one or in small groups with students to help them achieve greater confidence, independence and success as learners. Individual peer tutoring is available by appointment for both short-term “catch-up” work and ongoing support (see the schedule below, and make an appointment at https://webster.mywconline.com/). Online tutoring services, through NetTutor, are available to students worldwide. To access these services, log in to WorldClassRoom (Canvas) and open any course shell. In the course, click on NetTutor in the left-hand course menu. Then, select the subject or group area most appropriate. For questions or further assistance, click on the Help icon in WorldClassRoom and select the Peer Tutoring Request Form.

If you have any questions about the tutoring program, please call 314-246-7107 or email tutoring@webster.edu.

The Writing Center provides a friendly, welcoming place where students receive one-on-one coaching in order to become independent writers and demystify the writing process. Trained coaches help students through the process of writing a paper (see the schedule below, and make an appointment at https://webster.mywconline.com/).

The Online Writing Center offers writing coaching to students unable to meet face-to-face. Students can submit papers by visiting the Resources link in WorldClassRoom and selecting Writing Assistance or by following the instructions available on the Writing Center page. NetTutor also provides writing support to all students worldwide. To access NetTutor, log in to WorldClassRoom (Canvas) and open any course shell. In the course, click on NetTutor in the left-hand course menu.

If you have any questions about writing services, please call 314-246-8685 or email writing@webster.edu. 

Spring 2021

The Spring 2021 Schedule can be found here on the legacy site.

You can schedule a tutoring appointment here.

If you have any questions about tutoring, please contact Cherie Wyatt, Tutoring Program Coordinator, at cheriewyatt41@webster.edu or (314) 246-7107. 

You can also continue to use NetTutor for tutoring assistance. Just select the NetTutor link in any of your courses in WorldClassRoom (Canvas).

Spring 2021

IMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE, ALL TIMES LISTED ON THE SCHEDULE ARE IN CENTRAL STANDARD TIME (CST).

Request an ARC Presentation

Schedule a Tutoring Appointment

Schedule a Writing Appointment