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Tutoring Schedule, in-person, no appointment necessary:
Mondays & Wednesdays: 10:00 am – 6:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
> Tutoring is generally for lower-division (1000-2000) level Mathematics and Statistics courses. For upper-division level Mathematics courses, please see tutors’ specific topics.
> Hours listed are on a drop-in basis to work on homework and ask questions about material you are struggling with.
> Our department tutors are students majoring in Mathematics and/or Statistics. To qualify as a department tutor, students must have a cumulative GPA in the major of at least 3.00 and must have completed Calculus II or Probability and Statistics.
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Name: MiaKhan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.