The Tutoring Program provides free individual and small group assistance to any current undergraduate student who may request tutoring in general education as well as more advanced courses. Tutors are upper-level students who have demonstrated the ability to complete college level work successfully in the areas in which they tutor. Applications for tutoring assistance are available at theAcademic Support Center tutoring office, Room 427, Strickler Hall. One application must be completed per subject for tutoring. Students must meet once a week for one hour with an assigned tutor.
Preparation is the key to a successful tutoring session.
Students should read all assigned work and attempt all assigned problems prior to the tutoring session. Tutoring is not a substitute for individual study. Missing two tutoring sessions is considered withdrawal from the program. In some cases, students with disabilities may be eligible for more than one hour of tutoring per week in a specific subject. If the coordinator at DRC determines that you are eligible for the increased tutoring time, DRC will give you a form to present to Tutoring Services verifying your eligibility.