The Learning Resource Center provides many resources to help you in your studies, including workshops on study skills and collections of exams from previous semesters. Not only can this be a source of useful income, but it is one of the best ways of strengthening your own skills in those courses. For the GRE's, it is best to tutor for Calculus, and for the Actuarial exams, you should tutor Calculus, Linear Algebra, or Statistics. As with working for the Learning Resource Center, this is an excellent technique to strengthen your own skills to prepare you for GRE's or Actuarial exams. These include talks by students, faculty, and outside visitors.
Mathematical talks are generally accessible to students who have completed calculus.
Computer Science talks are usually accessible to students who have completed introductory programming. Math and Computer Science majors each give at least one of these talks, normally during their junior or senior years. Other students are invited to attend talks of their choice. Each week, a mailing is sent to interested students describing the upcoming talk. To be added to this mailing list, see the Division Secretary in 203 Chamberlin.