Tutoring

One-on-One Support

Tutors, who are chosen based on their past academic achievement and faculty recommendations, meet one-on-one or in small groups with students to help them grasp fundamental concepts, work through practice problems and develop a further understanding of the course content. Tutoring helps you develop independent learning strategies that can be used throughout your college experience and as you progress through life.

Think you have what it takes to be a tutor? Then click the link below and apply!

Tutor Application

Tutor Testimonials

Zach was amazing he helped me throughout the semester and my grade in physics improved on my last exam I got 104% thanks to him helping me.

Megan was super polite and very patient. She didn't make me feel stupid and took her time. I will definitely be going back to her again!

Additional Testimonials

“Claire is a saint, she knows her stuff and can teach it too, she doesn’t even need a text book or notes, she can recall it from memory!!!”

“Abby is a really good tutor. She helped me understand the concepts I've been learning in class to help me understand the terms. She gave me different examples and ways to study for my upcoming exam! She is the best.”

“Sarah is always so friendly and knowledgeable about the material. She is very good at taking my work and my questions and breaking it down so it is easy to understand.”

“Claire was SO helpful, she taught me a way of studying that I am not only gonna use for the class she helped me with, but also for other classes. I feel so much more confident in passing this class with an A than I did before she helped me. She explained everything in a simpler way and told me what to expect with this study strategy!!”

“Claire gave lots of study tips and was really understanding of ways to help teach the information.”

“Megan helped me understand the things I never thought I’d get a hang of and made me feel like I can do better than I expect.”

“Megan was very easy going, created a good environment and didn't make me feel dumb for not knowing something.”