Walk-In Tutoring Sessions

All walk-in sessions are held in the Learning Center unless otherwise noted. Please check back as we add/adjust our walk-in schedule throughout the semester. 

• MAT 101, 102, 221, 224, 225

  DAY	TIME (P.M.)	TUTOR
  SUN	6-9	FRANQUIZ
  MON	6-9	FRANQUIZ
  TUES	6-9	R.K.
  WED	6-9	R.K.
  THURS	5-8	R.K.

• MAT161

  DAY	TIME (P.M.)	TUTOR
  SUN	6-9	DIANA
  MON	NO TUTOR AVAILABLE	--
  TUES	NO TUTOR AVAILABLE	--
  WED	6-9	DIANA
  THURS	6-9	ROKHIYA

• WRITING

  DAY	TIME (P.M.)	TUTOR
  SUN	7-9	ANDREW
  MON	7-9	TAY
  TUES	7-9	KAYLEY
  WED	7-9	LIZ
  THURS	2-4	ALEX
  THURS	7-9	DYLAN

• CHEMISTRY

  COURSE	DAY	TIME	TUTOR
  CHE111	THURS	6-9	BEZA
  CHE112	MON	7-9	LEO

• ACADEMIC PERSONAL TRAINING

  COURSE	DAY	TIME (P.M.)	TUTOR
  APT101	WED	2-4	ANDREW

• What Is Walk-In Tutoring?

  A walk-in session gives you the freedom to seek our tutoring services without having to make an appointment. As with all tutoring options, walk-in sessions focus on your specific concerns for a specific course. It is likely you won’t be the only one attending a walk-in session as you may be joined by others in the same course. Walk-ins are usually held in the evenings for two or three hours. You may come and go as you please — as always, we do encourage you to bring specific questions to make the session productive.

• What Happens at a Walk-in Session?

  When you enter the Learning Center, you will see a sign that indicates where your tutor(s) will be sitting. If you can’t find your tutor(s), ask someone at the front desk to help you. You will then sign-in (Name, Banner ID#, and course).

  You and a trained tutor should have a brief discussion that helps set the agenda for the tutoring session. The information you provide to your tutor in the first few minutes of the session is essential to a productive tutoring session. The tutor, especially if this is your first time meeting with each other, needs to learn about you, the class, and your understanding of the course’s concepts. During a walk-in session, the tutor will use these strategies to help you. However, it is important to remember that walk-in session time must be divided between you and the other students who arrive during the scheduled walk-in session.

  • While we will try to help you understand the course material and learn new strategies for academic success, a walk-in session should be viewed as “learning triage.” For extensive concerns or to work on large projects, please consider scheduling an appointment with a tutor by stopping by the Learning Center front desk.
  • The tutor may not be able to address all of your concerns during the walk-in — especially if you arrive minutes before the walk-in session ends or if the walk-in is particularly busy.
  • Remember to check with the tutor for his/her walk-in schedule.

  As much as tutors want to assist you, they will not be able to go over all the material and will not do the work for you. After your questions have been answered or if the shift ends, you will sign-out.

• What Courses Are Offered During Walk-Ins?

  Throughout the semester, we offer walk-in tutoring in our highest demand courses. We offer walk-in tutoring in CSD 211 and 212, MAT101, 102, 221, 224, and 225, MAT161, and writing. We try to have coverage Sunday-Thursday evenings, but that is not always guaranteed.

  We also provide special weekly walk-ins. These walk-ins change with each semester, but these courses have shown high attendance of students in previous semesters. Often, we have tutors available for chemistry, accounting, and economics.

• Do Tutors Assist During Finals Week?
  We do not offer appointments during finals week. but rather walk-in review sessions. Our tutors are not required to tutor, but it is our hope that we can have coverage for our high demand subject areas. These sessions can be between the hours of noon–9 p.m. and can last two-three hours. We tend to have a high number of students attending these sessions so it’s important to note that the tutor will not be able to answer all of your questions. We strongly encourage you to attend walk-ins throughout the entire semester so that the final walk-in session is a productive one.
• What Does the Learning Center Expect from Me?
  • A walk-session is different from our appointment-based tutoring sessions because you do not need to make an appointment and we do not require you to sign a contract for tutorial services.
  • However, it is still of utmost importance that you come to the session prepared. Since you are ultimately responsible for your success in the course, you need to be actively involved in the class and the tutoring session.
  • Remember to bring the appropriate materials to your tutoring session (including the course textbook, syllabus, course documents, notebook, and pen or pencil).
  • We also expect you to recognize that a walk-in session is a special opportunity for studying. In order for everyone involved to benefit, we ask that you treat the tutor(s) and other students attending the walk-in session with respect and courtesy.
  • While we do not generate reports that are sent your professor, professors — or other appropriate members of the campus community (like advisors or program directors) — sometimes ask for information regarding student use of our services. If asked, and with your permission, we send an update that covers the number of visits, name of tutor(s), and material covered in tutoring session(s) attended.
• Do I Need to Make an Appointment?
  • Walk-Ins are, as their title implies, sessions held without appointments
  • Our most requested courses — MAT 101, 102, 161, 221, 222, 224, and 225 — have an established walk-in schedule that begins the second week of every semester
  • Similarly, help in writing any paper for any course can be found during our Writing Walk-In hours
  • Before you attend other content course (like BIO 101) specific walk-in times, remember to check to make sure that the session is not professor specific. Throughout the semester our walk-in session offerings change to meet the needs of the student community