Tutoring Services

Sign up for a 1-on-1 appointment at least 6 hours in advance through the TracCloud calendar.

You can schedule up to 1 hour of appointments per tutor per week. Openings may fill up quickly, so plan ahead.

Feel free to bring friends who are in the same class to your 1-on-1 appointment.

Drop-in tutoring is convenient because you just show up at the time and location listed and a tutor will be there to help. There is no limit to how often you can use drop-in tutoring.

The tutor may be helping several students or groups of students from different classes at the same time. Be prepared for downtime between any questions you ask.

Check the TracCloud calendar to see which tutors are available when you’re planning to drop in.

Drop-in tutoring starts the second week of classes and ends the week before finals each semester.

Supplement to Instruction study sessions are held 1-2 times per week and run by experienced students who attend your same lecture.

S2I sessions involve a variety of activities that help students learn from each other.

Students who come to S2I early and often in the semester get the best results in these challenging classes.

Years of data shows that students who regularly attend S2I sessions earn higher grades than those who don’t.

The TLC+ program offers 3-5 organized study sessions per semester, usually about a week before an exam.

Peer tutors run TLC+ sessions for specific subjects. These tutors have access to the course content and help students actively work together through challenging material.

TLC+ tutors will also suggest study strategies for that subject.

Peer tutors cover a wide range of curriculum within their most qualified subject area(s).

You can tutor students on a one-to-one basis and in small or large group sessions.

You’ll complete paid training to help you develop specific tutoring strategies.

Through your training, you’ll also develop a wide range of transferable skills, such as public speaking, listening, leadership, and attention to detail.

This is a great credential to list on your resumé!

You’ll also set your tutor schedule and choose the type of tutoring sessions you want to have. On average, peer tutors work 8 hours per week.

Supplement to Instruction (S2I) leaders cover specific curriculum from a course they’ve already taken or a similar upper-level course that they want to tutor for.

S2I leaders are often declared majors who are required to take the course they’re interested in tutoring.

These students are also highly recommended by faculty in the department.

You’ll attend the class lectures each week, so you know exactly what the instructor is covering.

Then you’ll plan and lead regular study sessions outside of class time in small or large group sessions.

You’ll arrange your S2I schedule based on the class schedule. S2I leaders work an average of 9 hours per week.