Tutoring Services

Center for Academic Success and Achievement

Tutoring Services offers free peer tutoring in accounting, chemistry, math, and many other subjects. We welcome all Hamline undergraduate students—whether you feel underprepared for a course or want to build on the success you are already having—to join us for one-on-one appointments. Our tutors are eager to help you with homework, exam preparation, and other academic skills. 

Online and in-person tutoring appointments

Use the button below to make a one-on-one tutoring appointment. Please bring your Hamline ID card to in-person meetings. 

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Tutors

Tutors are Hamline students who have been recommended by faculty for their knowledge of the subject. They participate in regular training activities to learn how to provide well-informed, efficient tutoring. Their goal is to share with you the methods that have helped them succeed academically: careful reading, thorough note-taking, disciplined attention in lectures, and many subject-specific skills.

How to get the most out of tutoring

  • Use your tutor as just one of your academic resources. Your tutor cannot replace insights a professor can provide during office hours, the benefits of the Writing and Communication Center and CASA’s other academic resources, or your own hard work.
  • Be aware that tutoring does not work as a “quick fix” and that your tutor will not complete your work for you.
  • Come early in the term and consider working regularly with a tutor.
  • Come prepared. Bring your textbook, assignment sheets, class notes, returned quizzes and exams, and any other materials you might need. Try to finish all assigned readings and write down questions for your tutor.
  • Respect your tutor’s time by being punctual or canceling appointments in advance.

Questions or requesting a tutor

If you have questions or would like to request a tutor for a subject we do not currently cover, please reach out to the Center for Academic Success and Achievement at advising@hamline.edu or 651-523-2912.

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