They are physically disabled. They meet academic criteria as determined by the undergraduate academic deans. Tutoring, counseling and academic advising are available for eligible students. The R.A.P. Line is an undergraduate peer support group which provides information, support, and referrals to the Penn community. This telephone helpline is open to all students who want to share a problem, are in need of information, or just want to talk to a peer.
All calls are confidential and anonymous.
Dr. Eric Schneider, Director of the TA Training Program, is available to meet with graduate students. The Tutoring Center is a university-wide program designed to provide students of all academic and financial backgrounds with a tutorial support system. The Center works in conjunction with academic departments so that students can make maximum use of a variety of tutoring services. TAs who believe that a student can profit from the Tutoring Center should inform the student of the services available and make a formal referral through a phone call or note. The Counseling Service is located at 133 S. 36th Street.