How to Request a Peer Tutor
Students who desire tutoring in a particular class should initially seek assistance from professors and departmental assistants. Peer tutors for many classes are available for one hour per week per class at no charge. All tutors have received a recommendation from faculty and have taken the course they are tutoring and received a B or better for their final grade.
Tutoring is available throughout the semester, but early tutor requests provide the best opportunity for assistance. Professors will be notified when a student receives a tutor in their course. (The Tutor Program Coordinator must be contacted if a student does not want the Professor notified.) You can request a tutor online below, print a tutor request form or pick up a form in the ACCESS Office.
At your first tutoring session you will be asked to sign a tutoring partnership contract indicating that you agree to participate as an active partner in this relationship.
You are responsible to:
Attend all classes and take good notes (your tutor is not a substitute for your professor)
Bring books, notes, and returned assignments and tests to each session
Read assigned chapters and do homework before each session
Talk with your professor when you have questions
Incorporate tutor’s suggestions for learning modifications
Analyze what you know and do not know
Bring questions that come up while studying
Attend all scheduled tutoring sessions
Tutoring will be most effective when both partners fulfill their responsibilities. If you have concerns about your partnering relationship, speak with the tutor coordinator in the ACCESS Office. You will be notified by campus mail as soon as a tutor is assigned to you. You can expect your tutor to contact you within two days of the assignment.
If you cannot keep a scheduled appointment you must notify your assigned tutor at least 24 hours in advance whenever possible. Any session canceled one (1) hour or less before the scheduled time is counted as a “no-show”. If you miss more than two (2) sessions in a semester without notifying your tutor, you may lose tutoring privileges.
Printable Tutor Request Form (.pdf)
Tutor Coordinator:
Marsha Montgomery
Office & Tutor Program Coordinator
memontgo@geneva.edu
724.847.5005
Geneva provides graduate-level degrees in: Business Administration, Cardiovascular Science, Counseling, Higher Education, Organizational Leadership, Reading and Special Education.
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