WVU tutoring centers are offering a variety of in-person and virtual options.
Details for each center are below.
Bennett Tower
Offering drop-in tutoring for Math, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, and 1-on-1 appointments for a variety of STEM and Non-STEM courses.
Read More: Academic Resource Center (ARC)John Chambers College of Business and Economics
Offering tutoring and review sessions for students in Business courses.
Read More: Academic Engagement Success Center (AESC)Eberly College of Arts and Sciences
Offering drop-in tutoring for Chemistry courses
Read More: Chemistry Learning CenterLane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
For students in CS 101.
Read More: CS101 Learning CenterDavis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Design
Offering tutoring appointments for a variety of courses for Davis College students.
Read More: Davis-Michael ScholarsStatler College of Engineering
Offering drop-in for first year engineering courses.
Read More: Engineering Learning CenterLane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
For students taking other CS, CPE, EE, and CYBE courses.
Read More: LCSEE Learning CenterArmstrong Hall
Offering drop-in tutoring for Math courses.
Read More: Math Learning CenterVeteran’s Office
Offering tutoring appointments in a variety of subjects for US veteran and military-connected students.
Read More: Mountaineer Bunker TutoringCenter for Learning Advising and Student Success
SSS Trio will offer tutoring for students in the SSS-Trio program.
Read More: SSS-TRIOEberly College of Arts and Sciences
Offering drop-in for Stats courses
Read More: Statistics Tutoring CenterEberly College of Arts and Sciences
Offering drop-in and appointment-based assistance in introductory Chemistry, Math, Physics, and Statistics courses.
Read More: STEM Learning CenterLincoln Hall and Honors Hall
Offering drop-in tutoring in a variety of STEM and Non-STEM courses
Read More: TestWellEberly College of Arts and Sciences
Offering drop-in and tutoring appointments for writing help.
Read More: Writing StudioMake sure to have your notes, homework/assignment, textbook, syllabus, and any other relevant materials on hand. This allows you to reference them during your session and ensures that you spend less time figuring out what you’re working on.
Try to work through your assignments before the session. This will help you pinpoint specific questions and areas of confusion. Plus, your tutor can assess your work to see what you already understand and where you might need more guidance.
Tutoring is not the same as a lecture; it’s an interactive learning experience. Be prepared to actively participate. Come with goals for your tutoring session. Your tutor will guide you with strategic questions, helping you deepen your understanding of the material and enabling you to apply concepts to future problems.
Understand that mastering course material often takes time. Most students will need more than one session to fully grasp difficult concepts. In fact, many students discover that regularly attending tutoring sessions during a challenging course is helpful for reinforcing their understanding and keeping them on track.