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Tutoring

To get the most out of tutoring,
read
these expectations:

Our Role:

  • We cater each session to your learning style and learning goals.
  • We work with you to identify goals, employ your strengths and use resources.
  • We answer questions about concepts and underlying principles.
  • We explain or demonstrate useful strategies, processes and approaches.

Your Role:

  • You bring specific goals or questions along with your assignment instructions, textbook or other relevant material.
  • You attend class as usual; tutoring cannot substitute for class attendance.
  • For assignment-related services, you attempt the work before your appointment.

Limitations:

    • If you haven’t completed the course prerequisites, we are unable to provide tutoring.
    • The tutor’s job is not to correct mistakes or solve problems but to help you learn.
    • The instructor—not the tutor—is the best judge of what the instructor wants from an assignment.
    • For non-writing projects, you agree not to ask questions from graded work. (However, tutors can, without viewing the test or graded project/problem, explain a specific topic that you identify to be relevant.)

Getting started is easy...

Fill out a course-specific
tutor request form
and we'll email you any available tutors' contact information so you can start making appointments directly with them at mutually convenient times.

Did you know you can get tutored from home in your pajamas? Check out our Virtual Tutoring option.

For questions or assistance, contact us at 410.837.5383 or alc@ubalt.edu.