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Meet a Math or Statistics Tutor |
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Penn State Learning offers over fifty talented and caring tutors to lead our math and statistics learning community. You may meet them by dropping-in during the following times and for the following courses. Please have mathematical questions handy and ready for review.
Tutoring will begin June 10th.
220 Boucke (Math 4 - Math 200) -- except Math 35, 36, 111 and 141B (please see your instructors)
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7:00pm - 9:00pm |
Monday - Thursday
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1:00pm - 4:00pm
7:00pm - 9:00pm |
Academic Excellence Center - another tutoring area in 323 Sackett -- Brought to you by the Engineering Department. Math 140 through 251, Chem, Physics, EMch
World Campus Math Tutoring -- click here and make an appointment starting the week of May 20th!
Statistics
World Campus Statistics 200 Tutoring -- click here and make an appointment starting the week of May 20th!
How can math tutoring help me?
Worried about succeeding in college-level math classes or want to master the subject, there is a place for you in our math learning community. If you want an “A”, you're not alone. Our math tutors can,
- answer questions
- review material for quizzes and tests
- provide test preparation and test taking tips
- establish short and long term study goals
- review exams from the previous semesters
Our math tutors have taken many of the math courses, and they can help you with your homework assignments and with using graphics calculators. We also have copies of old exams and review sheets for future exams on reserve for your use. *Must have a valid student I.D. to check out materials on reserve.
How can I meet with a math tutor?
Math tutors are available on a drop-in basis which means all you need to do is show up during the above hours and a tutor will be waiting to assist you individually or in a small group. Math tutors do not provide tutoring for classes beyond Math 251. For help with these courses, visit the Math Department website's "Private Tutor Lists".
Has it been a while since your last math class?
Many people have difficulty removing their reliance on a calculator. You may also be out of practice with fractions, decimals and percentages. Here is a short list of free websites to sharpen your skills:
Penn State Math Department Recommendations.
Contact Information:
Lisa Broniszewski
Learning Community Associate
Office Address: 205 Boucke Building
E-mail:
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