Academic Learning

As lifetime learners, our intellect is fed by an openness to new ideas, our capacity to think and to question, and our willingness to master new skills.

Eligibility: All
Fee: No

Student-developed website that aggregates the most useful tools, resources, and advice to improve efficiency and effectiveness of studying.

Eligibility: College of Medicine Students
Fee: No

The Office of Student Affairs and Registration can assign available tutors to students in accordance with the eligibility criteria specified in the College of Medicine Tutoring Program Policy. The CoM learning specialist can help with study strategies, finding tutoring, and hosting study sessions.

Eligibility: College of Medicine Students
Fee: No
James Gorske Email: jgorske@Ufl.edu

On the 2nd floor of the HSC Library, featuring specially composed sleep music and a gentle wake sequence of programmed lights and vibrations.

Eligibility: Library Visitors
Fee: No

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) empowers students with disabilities by educating them about their rights, fostering critical thinking and self‑advocacy, and supporting their success as students, leaders, and contributors to the campus community.

Eligibility: UF students
Fee: No

The Ombuds is accessible to all members of the university community, independent in reporting to the Provost and President, and unbiased in considering the rights and interests of all parties while seeking fair solutions.

Eligibility: Medical Students
Fee: No

Process of medical withdrawal for UF COM students.

Eligibility: Medical Students
Fee: No

The purpose of the Ombuds office is to help students, staff, and faculty resolve problems and conflicts that arise in interacting with the University of Florida by considering issues in an unbiased way and helping them find solutions to university‑related concerns.

Eligibility: Students; Faculty;
Staff
Fee: No