- Read all assigned material.
- Attempt all homework assignments. Take notes on problem areas or list questions you have. You and your tutor will work more efficiently if you are specific about your needs. Do not come with "Cold Homework!"
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- Always bring your textbook and your notes from lectures. If you are receiving tutoring in math, also bring a calculator and the problems you have attempted to solve.
- Expect to be actively involved in working problems and discussing class material. Your tutor will not lecture or introduce new material.
- Ask the tutor to re-state or re-explain anything that you did not understand. Don't fake it. This is your time to become very clear about the course material.
- Tell the tutor if she/he is moving too quickly through the material. Only you will know how to set the correct pace.
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- Continue to attend all class sessions. This is required!
- Continue to read, attempt to complete all assignments, and write down questions that you want to discuss with your tutor.
- Attend the Supplemental Instruction sessions when available.
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- Read and sign a Contract at the first session.
- To cancel a session, call your tutor in advance; or call the Appointment Tutoring Center @ 626-7484.
- Tutoring can be terminated after:
a. Two "no-shows"
b. Three "notified cancelations"
- Notification of Tutor cancelations will be posted on the Appointment Tutoring Center bulletin board in the Student Service Center, Room 160.
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Tutoring is NOT a substitution for class attendance and participation. You MUST be attending class to receive tutoring.
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Our resources are very limited! Cancelations and "no-shows" are a problem. If you must cancel an appointment, please call your tutor at home or the the Appointment Tutoring Center office at 626-7484 as soon as you are aware of a problem. Please be considerate of your tutor and your fellow students. Don't be a "no-show"!
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