The College offers an evening tutorial program, co-ordinated by the Senior Tutor, designed to supplement classes at the University by providing a smaller unit for teaching and learning than is usually possible there. Tutorials are organised according to demand and the availability of suitably qualified teachers - something that varies from year to year. Paulines, by arrangement, are welcome at tutorials conducted within other University colleges, as are students from other colleges at Paul's. Living with many students studying the same course is also a tremendous advantage in preparation for essays and examinations.
Resident tutors are available for consultation at most times.
Members from the different faculties regularly invite their Professors and Lecturers to dinner in Hall. These dinners, and the hours of talk afterward, provide a rare and valued opportunity for contact between senior academics and students, especially in a University where sheer numbers tend to inhibit such contact in the University itself. The College also honours those students who achieve academic distinction at its annual Academic Dinner. A considerable number of scholarships and prizes are available to members of the College, mostly awarded by the Council on the basis of academic merit, and some are tied by a Trust to particular schools. Full details are set out in the College Calendar.