Looking for support to Stay on Track this term?
Stay on Track is a peer-to-peer program to enhance students' learning and wellness skills. Join TLS' Stay on Track program to help you stay focused and motivated as you progress through the academic term.
Peer study groups
📅Wednesdays, 7-9pm, Redpath Library Building, Cybertheque Pod 3.
📅 Fridays, 10am-12pm, McLennan Library, MS-74. Enter at Service Point (3415 McTavish; this is an accessible entrance on street level with push buttons) and pass the reception desk. Go down the long hallway and turn to the right at its end. MS-74 will then be the first door on your right.
The last peer study group for the Fall 2024 term will be Wednesday, December 4.
What can you expect from these study groups?
- Goal setting – decide what you want to focus on at the top of each hour
- Flexibility – come when you can, leave when you’re done, no need to stay through the whole session
- Accountability – if you commit to coming at the same time each week, you will make progress in establishing a solid study routine (This is a great space to crush out those difficult weekly tasks that you may be putting off!)
- Connection – introduce yourself to your fellow students and encourage one another to accomplish your goals
- Support – the sessions are led by a current McGill Masters student who can help you navigate the nuances of McGill academics
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General information
Who is eligible to participate in the Stay on Track program?
Stay on Track is open to current McGill undergraduate students registered in a degree program.
Is there a cost associated with participating in the program?
No, there is no cost associated with participating in Stay on Track.
What are the peer study groups?
The Stay on Track peer-led study groups offer a space to study in the presence of peers for accountability. Study groups are facilitated by academic student coaches, who make sure participants keep to their tasks, take breaks, and remain accountable to one another, regardless of discipline or area of study.
How do I sign up for peer study groups?
No registration is needed, come to whichever session(s) works for you!
What can I expect from attending a study group?
At the Stay on Track peer study groups, you can expect a place to study independently in the presence of your peers and an academic student coach. The groups provide accountability check-ins, strategies to beat procrastination, and a supportive study environment.
Are study groups available at both the downtown and Macdonald campuses?
The study groups are generally scheduled in-person at the downtown campus. Study groups at the Macdonald campus are scheduled based on need, interest, and the availability of academic student coaches.
What happens if I miss a study group?
The study groups are there for you – participation is totally voluntary and there is no penalty for not attending a scheduled group session. The groups are run throughout the term to provide a supportive study environment.
Where can I find more information about peer programs at McGill?
The Campus Life and Engagement website has information about the various peer programs at McGill.
Student Accessibility and Achievement also runs a series of peer support initiatives that are designed to enhance your learning and success at McGill.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
For any questions about Stay on Track, please email us at learning.tls [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Stay%20on%20Track) and a member of the program team will respond within two business days.
