Welcome to Tutoring Services at

                                         The Learning Assistance Center (LAC)

                                Fall Quarter Tutoring Begins Monday, October 29th 

The Learning Assistance Center provides a number of resources including FREE Peer Tutoring to help students achieve the academic success they desire. Tutoring is offered in two forms: one-on-one and web-based.

One-on-One tutoring connects students seeking assistance with well-qualified student tutors who have earned a 3.0 or better in the subjects they tutor. Students may schedule one-on-one appointments ranging from 30 to 2 hours, depending on the depth of material the student wishes to cover.
Tutor Scheduling:
Appointments can be scheduled 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through our online scheduling system, Appointment Plus.  All tutoring takes place in our office on the 1st  floor of University Pavilion.

Web-based is offered through Smarthinking Online Tutoring. See link to the left.                                    

                                              What are the benefits of tutoring?

Tutoring can benefit all types of students, even those who traditionally earn “good” grades.  As a student, you should seek out tutoring if you think you might benefit from:

              Clarification of concepts and ideas              Exam preparation  

              Study skills                                               Specialized, one-on-one interaction

              Self-paced review                                      Alternative explanations

                   Assistance in a non-threatening, low-stakes environment

                                               How Do I Sign Up for Tutoring? 
          
To access either tutoring option, interested students should complete the Tutee Application, and either
-fax 513-556-3728,
-email lac@uc.edu, or
-drop off at front desk on the 1st floor of University Pavilion.

Once the application is processed (within 24 hours), the tutee will receive a confirmation email in his/her BOL email account containing a username, password, and instructions for scheduling appointments.

                                                How Can I Become a Tutor?

To become a tutor, interested students should fill out the tutor application on the UC Jobs website, (position number 280212).

If you have not already completed the Tutee Application, access it by clicking the Tutee Application link below to register.