Mathematics Learning Center Mathematics Department, Curtis Hall, rm. Tutors wearing name badges are available in a congenial, unthreatening environment. At times, selected examinations will be reviewed, but the Center can always act as a place to do homework under the supervision of a tutor. The Mathematics Learning Center operates on a drop-in basis. No appointments are necessary.
Students aspiring to careers related to mathematics, science, or engineering are eligible to apply.
Students begin the program in 9th, 10th, or 11th grades and are selected according to federal guidelines related to income and level of parental education. Statements of University policies, rules and regulations apply to both matriculated and non-matriculated students unless explicitly noted otherwise. Completion of course credits before becoming a matriculated student does not assure the acceptance of those credits into the program of matriculation. The Ronald McNair FIT Program is a federally funded program designed to mentor and teach 20 college-level juniors and seniors aspiring to graduate school and eventual college teaching. The specific program eligibility guidelines are available from the program office, and focus upon students who, without the program, might not have had encouragement or information leading them to aspire to graduate school or college teaching.