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Tutoring

Tutoring

University Academic Success Programs’ tutoring centers offer free support to currently enrolled ASU students in Math, Science, Business, and Statistics. Students can visit the tutoring centers to work with a peer tutor, attend review sessions before major exams, and utilize prep sessions to refresh their knowledge on core concepts to prepare them for their upcoming coursework.

Tutoring Centers

Online  
Zoom Monday-Thursday:  11 a.m. - 5 p.m.  |  Friday:  11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
In-person locations  
Downtown: UCENT 101 Closed for summer
Polytechnic: CNTR 160 Closed for summer
West: Fletcher Library, 1st Floor Closed for summer
Tempe campus  
HAV Evening Tutoring Center, MSHAL HAV F101 Closed for summer
Tutoring Center, Hayden Library Concourse Level C-41 Closed for summer
Math Tutoring Center, Wexler 116 Monday-Thursday:  11 a.m. - 5 p.m.  |  Friday:  11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
W.P. Carey Tutoring Center, BA 201 Closed for summer
Economics Tutoring Center, BA 211 Please see their website for Summer 2023 hours.
Math Community Center, Wexler A303 Please see their website for Summer 2023 hours.
Engineering Tutoring Center, hours vary by location Please see their website for Summer 2023 hours.

 

Tutoring FAQs:

Use our TracCloud system feature to search for a tutor for your course. Find a campus, time, and center that fits your schedule.

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No, all subject area tutoring is drop-in for our online tutoring center and our in-person tutoring centers.  All you need to do is have your ASU Sun Card and check in with a desk aide.

Bring your ASU Sun Card and other materials such as notes, textbooks, calculators, paper, and pencils.

After you check in with a desk aide, you can submit your name to our Queueing system. A tutor will be with you as soon as possible.

We can assist you with a variety of coursework. However, we cannot assist with take-home tests, quizzes, assessments, or assignments that are in direct violation of course policies about receiving assistance. Exceptions may be granted if the center supervisor receives written permission from the course's instructor for a course-related exam (permission from a TA is not adequate) or from a faculty advisor or official departmental representative for a degree-related exam. The center supervisor must receive this written permission via email from the appropriate individual before the tutoring session takes place.

Interested in Becoming a Tutor?

Our tutors are talented students who participate in research, student organizations, and service at ASU while maintaining academic excellence. UASP employs student leaders who can serve as strong role models for the students with whom they work. Tutors are required to be in good academic standing, received a B- or better in their respective subject areas, and complete a training program certified by the College Reading and Learning Association.

 

Learn more about being a tutor.