Tutoring FAQs
Tutoring FAQs
Below are some of our most frequently asked questions (click each question to view our response). If your question is not answered below, please email us at tutoring@rowan.edu so we can help!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule tutoring appointments?
How far in advance do I need to schedule my appointment?
Tutees must schedule their tutoring appointments at least 1 day in advance.
Is tutoring a FREE service?
There is no charge for tutoring for undergraduate Rowan students.
How many tutoring sessions can I have in one day?
All undergraduate Rowan students are allowed to schedule up to two appointments per course per day (a total of two hours of tutoring per course per day). If you need additional help, please utilize our drop-in sessions, as well as your professor’s office hours.
How do I cancel my tutoring session?
Please follow the instructions outlined in the link below cancel your tutoring session:
Where are the tutoring sessions held?
In person tutoring sessions are held in Savitz Hall, second floor, room 242.
Drop-in tutoring occurs in various classrooms across campus. The schedules and locations can be found here.
What if the course I need tutoring for is not listed?
To request tutoring for a course not listed, please contact us at tutoring@rowan.edu. However, please be aware that we may not be able to accommodate every request, especially upper level and new courses as well as requests made late in the semester.
What does a tutoring appointment consist of?
Tutors can help students gain a better understanding of the subject material. We highly encourage students to bring course materials such as their textbooks, notes, practice problems and any questions.
How long is a tutoring session?
A tutoring appointment lasts one hour. Drop-in tutoring sessions vary in time, click here to view the drop-in schedules.
What if I need accommodations during my tutoring sessions?
Students who may need accommodations during tutoring sessions may contact Accessibility Services for assistance.
What can I do to improve my tutoring experience?
- Let your tutor know what you want to work on during your appointment by including a comment when scheduling your appointment.
- If meeting with a tutor virtually, make sure you are in an environment conducive to learning with limited to no distractions in the background.
- Try to arrive 5 minutes early to the appointment.
- Have your textbook and notes handy. Come prepared to your appointment with questions.
Who are the tutors?
Our tutors are highly-involved undergraduate upperclassmen who have GPA of 3.0 or higher and have earned a B+ or higher in the course they are tutoring.
Can I have a virtual tutoring session?
Virtual tutoring is available. Tutees must have access to a computer with reliable internet, a webcam, microphone, and speakers.
How can I become a tutor?
Tutors are paid Rowan student employees. For more information, click here.