Call the lab for information about the hours of operation. Meet with Your Professors Meet with your professors to obtain feedback about your strengths and weaknesses. They can provide you with advice on how best to strengthen your skills. If you find you need personalized assistance, consider hiring a tutor through the Department of Mathematics and Statistics or the tutoring referral service in Learning Services. While not specifically designed for math, these workshops cover topics including time management and test-taking strategies that can help you succeed in quantitative courses.
Counselors are also available to discuss effective study strategies.
Psychological Services counselors are available to discuss math anxiety or personal problems that might be interfering with your success in a class in math or statistics. Real Life Problems from Women on the Job , edited by Marla Porter. Women from diverse professions reveal how they became interested in math and how they chose a career. The authors of the essays in this volume describe a wide variety of careers for which a background in the mathematical sciences is useful. If you are seeking individual assistance in a specific course, you may want to hire a tutor.