Fogler Library
Raymond H. Fogler Library at the University of Maine is the largest research library in Maine. With your access though UMaine, you can use this resource for your college and high school coursework.
Please watch the following video to learn how to access this online.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQcvAWrHslA&list=PLZVKGS3gQxVdGy7WTtq-djNeT6ZLhr069&index=1
NetTutor
NetTutor is an exciting online tutoring service to assist you with any and all issues you may have with your coursework. As with your library access, you can use this tool to get assistance with your college and highschool courses.
- Tutors are friendly and patient.
- 24×7 live Math and Writing support
- Convenient online, anytime use
- Timely drop-off response
- Improves your success
Watch this quick video overview.
Netiquette
Student Accessibility Services
Students who have 504 plans or IEPs in their high schools often feel that they wish to attempt college level courses without these plans in place. There is a better way to approach this topic. Because the rigor of a college level course is higher than a high school course, students are encouraged to reach out to Student Accessibility Services. Some of the services provided or coordinated for students with disabilities include testing accommodations, note takers, ordering alternate format texts, classroom relocation, and advisement on disability issues.
On Campus: Live Tutoring
The Tutor Program, one unit of the University of Maine’s College Success Programs, provides tutoring for UMaine students who need academic assistance in 100 and 200 level, non-web based courses. Tutoring is available at no additional cost to students. Students may utilize zoom tutoring for up to 50 min per course per week.
Students may also schedule appointments with the UMaine Writing Center for help with papers, essays and more.