Summer 2023
DROP-IN/TABLE TUTORING
We offer group tutoring on a first-come-first-served basis. Meaning, there are no appointments. Tutoring will be held on Zoom. You will need to provide some information before you can receive tutoring the first time (and only the first time) you arrive for the semester. Within the next few days after you came for tutoring, you will receive a survey* asking to evaluate your tutoring experience.
You are welcome to come to the virtual DMLC during the hours we are not offering tutoring for your course to study with other students! Additionally, if a tutor is available from another course, they will be able to assist you.
When you enter the meeting please type in chat what course you would like to receive tutoring for even if you verbally tell the Circulation Assistant what course you're here for. You MUST do this every time you come for tutoring. Click here to join the tutoring meeting.
To work with tutors, whether online or onsite you will need to make an appointment through Navigate. You may make an appointment up to 15 minutes before the start of the session. The link to make an appointment will be posted shortly. Appointments are 45 minutes long and can be scheduled up to 2 weeks in advance. To ensure your safety and to make sure we get to answer all your questions, sessions are limited to 8 students. If you choose to get tutored online - when you register, you will receive the zoom link. We ask for cameras on so both of you can see each other. You will be able to share your screen, do annotations, work out examples and get assistance on all of the things that you are doing in your classe
The Dolciani Math Center offers two types of tutoring. The first is small-group tutoring in any subject using math or statistics. Tutoring is both onsite and virtual and will be by appointment. For online tutoring - when you sign up through Navigate, you will receive the zoom link. We ask for cameras on so both of you can see each other. You will be able to share your screen, do annotations, work out examples and get assistance on all of the things that you are doing in your classes. To book an appointment for tutoring follow the directions below.
1. Login to Navigate with your CUNY login.
2. Select "Appointments" if using the mobile app or "Get Assistance" if using a web browser.
3. Select “Tutoring / Learning Centers” then the desired topic. (e.g. algebra, statistics)
Below are the categories to choose to make tutoring appointments.
ALGEBRA (Math 101 and any course using algebra)
PRECALCULUS (Math 124, 125.50 & any course using precalc)
CALCULUS 1 (Math 150 and any course using calculus)
CALCULUS 2 (Math 155)
MATH EDUCATION (Math 104/105)
DISCRETE STRUCTURES (CSCI 150)
STATISTICS (Stat 113, 213 and any course using stat)
MATH PROOFS (Math 156)
FINITE MATH (Math 100)
MATH IN EVERYDAY LIFE (Math 102)
SYMBOLIC COMPUTATION (Math 101.50)
MATHEMATICAL REASONING WORKSHOP (Math 140)
For Math 160, 250, 254, 255, 260, 311, 313, 351 choose Upper Level and then the specific course.
The second type of tutoring is drop-in tutoring. During the hours below a single tutor is available to answer short questions for MATH 101, MATH 124, MATH 125.50, MATH 150, MATH 155 and MATH 156 on a walk-in basis. This is not the same as a tutoring appointment but instead will give you a resource if you are working on your own (or in a study group) and have a quick question.
Mon 9:00 – 12:30 Tues 1:30 - 5:00 Wed 9:00 - 12:30 Thurs 1:30 - 5:00
Check the website frequently as more hours may be added budget permitting.
Students are free to form study groups in the Center ANYTIME THAT THE CENTER IS OPEN and work together.
Tutoring in the Center is open to any student in the College, regardless of the course you are taking. Tables are arranged according to subjects; for example, Algebra tutoring is for students taking MATH 101 (Algebra for College Students) AND any student needing assistance in Algebra; Precalculus tutoring is for students taking MATH 125 (Precalculus) and any student needing assistance in Precalculus, etc.
Look for the letter that corresponds to your class. Each time slot that has that letter means there is a tutor available during that time.
NOTE: These hours will begin February 3rd.
