Tutoring, Study Skills & Mentoring

The College recognizes that most students can occasionally use a little help keeping their studies on track. For this reason, tutoring and mentoring services are provided from a number of groups on campus. Tutoring is also available through certain departments, such as Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics (check with your department administrator to see if tutoring is available in your area of study).

If you’re in need of help or guidance in a particular class, your first step is to take advantage of instructor or teaching assistant office hours. You are also encouraged to bring any academic difficulties to the attention of your College adviser.

Academic Skills Assessment Program

Procrastinator? Prone to test anxiety? Never sure what to make note of during class lecture and discussion? ASAP (Academic Skills Assessment Program) has a workshop for that.

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College Tutors

Tutoring services can make it easier for you to achieve your academic potential. Tutors are available for all core academic subjects, including mathematics, science, and writing.

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Mentoring

The College encourages connecting with a mentor to enhance your academic experience on campus and to guide you as you plan your future.

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Writing Program

With tutors from all disciplines, the Writing Program can help you improve your paper, no matter what you're writing about.

Sharpen your pencils »

CAAP

The transition from high school to life at Chicago — especially the quarter system — can be a rough one. CAAP provides academic, social, and financial resources to support first-year success.

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