Tutoring Resources

A&S Academic Advising and Coaching has compiled a list of tutoring resources below. Note that tutoring services are not directly offered byÌýA&S Academic Advising & Coaching, andÌýwhile we strive to keep this page up-to-date,ÌýresourcesÌýcan change. If you notice any broken linksÌýorÌýoutdated information, please contact the respective department/officeÌýand emailÌýasadvising@colorado.eduÌýto let us know.

When in doubt, we encourage you to check your syllabus for tutoring information, ask your professor or course assistant for guidance, and/or contact the office providing the tutoring service for additional clarification.

Campus Tutoring Centers

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Academic Success and Achievement Program (ASAP)

ASAP offers free peer tutoring to all first-year students and any student living on campus, including Commuting Buffs, new transfer studentsÌýand Bear Creek residents.

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Anderson Language and Technology Center (ALTEC)

ALTEC offers free language tutoring for undergraduate students inÌýthe first three semesters of American Sign Language, French, German, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish.

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Writing Center

The Writing Center is a freeÌýacademic support service that offers writers from all academic disciplines and skill levels the opportunity to work one-on-one with professionally trained writing consultants.

A&S Department-Specific Tutoring Resources

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Applied Mathematics
Asian Languages and Civilizations

Tutors and Language ResourcesÌý- For Arabic, Chinese, Hindu/Urdu, Japanese, and Korean.

Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences
Chemistry
Classics

Email classics@colorado.edu for a list of graduate students available to hire as tutors.

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Economics

Economics Undergraduate ProgramÌý- See "Free Drop-in Tutorial Lab" or "Private Tutor List (at cost)" for more information.

French and Italian
Geological Sciences
Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures
Integrative Physiology

Tutoring for IPHY Courses

Ìý- Resources and information to support coursework, learning, teaching, research, and publication.

Linguistics

Please contact the Linguistics academic advisor, Raphael Angoulvant, at raphael.angoulvant@colorado.edu for more information.

Mathematics

Resources for Undergraduate Students - For private tutoring, see "Tutor list" PDF.

Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science

Political Science Student Resources - For students seeking help in a Methodology course, see "Methods Course Assistance."

Psychology and Neuroscience

Resources for Undergraduates - See "Tutoring Resources"

Spanish and Portuguese
Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Please contact the SLHS academic advisor, Raphael Angoulvant, at raphael.angoulvant@colorado.edu for more information.Ìý

Additional Campus Tutoring Resources

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International Student Resources

International Student Tutoring Program (ISTP)Ìýoffers individual and group tutoring for international students at ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬÌýat no extra costÌýon issues related to English as a second language and U.S. academic culture.

International English CenterÌý

International Student and Scholar Services Academic Success Resources

Math and Science Tutoring

The BOLD Student Success Center (SSC)Ìý- Free, by-appointment tutoring in a wide variety of math and science courses.

Specific Populations

Ìý- Herbst Academic Center. See "Tutor Program."

Continuing EducationÌý- Online Composition Hub to support students enrolled in CE courses with their work.

VeteransÌý- Professional Math and Physics tutoring.

Can't find what you're looking for?

If you don't see your department/program listed, connect with your professor, course assistantÌýor academic advisor to figure out what tutoring resources might be available to you.

Schedule an advising appointmentÌý