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Math Learning Center

The purpose of the Center is to provide tutoring to those in lower level math courses at no cost.

The Mathematics Learning Center is staffed by approximately 20 upper level math students.

The Math Center is located in the
Department of Mathematics in
South Hall 332.

 Students working with tutor

Regular Schedule
Special Hours
Being a Good Tutee

Learning Center
General Hours

Monday through Thursday: 
11:00 AM - 2:30 PM and
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Friday: 
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM

No appointment necessary

This service is free!
Students working together in MLC
Courses Tutored

Math 112: Precalculus*

Math 140, 141: Concepts for Elementary Ed. I and II

Math 213: Calculus for Social Sciences*

Math 221. 222: Calculus I and II*

 


* indicates Regular Hours

Special Hours for Other Courses

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MLC Special Schedule

Top 10 Ways to be a Good Tutee

  1. Go to class: take GOOD notes.
  2. Come prepared: look at your assignment BEFORE you come for tutoring.
  3. Have specific questions ready.
  4. Focus on the method, not merely the answers.
  5. Be an ACTIVE learner.
  6. Be patient: many people need help but few tutors are available.
  7. Be understanding: tutors are students too.
  8. Sign in and out every time.
  9. Review each problem after you finish.
  10. Have fun !

 

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