Peer Tutoring

Tutoring Options

Schedule a one-hour appointment with a peer tutor, Monday through Thursday (in-person or virtual), Friday (virtual only), or Sunday (virtual only).

Drop-in tutoring is available in-person Monday through Thursday, 10:00am-4:00pm. Please check the schedule (linked below) for specific courses and times.

In-person tutoring takes place in the CORE, Room 343. Virtual tutoring takes place at https://csueb.zoom.us/my/csuebscaa.

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One-on-One Tutoring

Looking to work one-on-one with a peer tutor? Schedule a one-time, hour-long appointment through Bay Advisor (in-person and virtual appointment options).

 

Subjects Offered:

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Drop-in Tutoring

Looking for help today (no appointment)? Drop by the SCAA in Room 343 of the CORE Building between 10:00am-4:00pm.

 

Subjects Offered:

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DROP-IN TUTORING SCHEDULE

SCAAlar Appointments Program

NEW! The SCAA has launched the “SCAAlar Appointments Program,” starting Spring 2023. Students can apply for 4 pre-scheduled weekly appointments with the option to renew. Apply here.

SCAA Tutor Availability (Supported-Course Lists) - Spring 2023

  • BIOL 100 (Biology in the Real World)
  • BIOL 101 (Introduction to Biology)
  • BIOL 140A (Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology)
  • BIOL 270/1 (Anatomy and Physiology)
  • BIOL 310 (Genetic Analysis)
  • BIOL 315 (General Microbiology)
  • BIOL 450 (Cell and Molecular Biology)

  • CHEM 100 (Introduction to College Chemistry)
  • CHEM 110 (General Chemistry for Engineering)
  • CHEM 111 (General Chemistry I)
  • CHEM 112 (General Chemistry II)
  • CHEM 220 (Quantitative Analysis)
  • CHEM 331 (Organic Chemistry I)
  • CHEM 332 (Organic Chemistry II)

  • CS 100 (Programming for Everyone)
  • CS 101 (Computer Science I)
  • CS 201 (Computer Science II)
  • CS 250 (Introduction to Web Programming)
  • CS 301 (Data Structures and Algorithms)

  • KIN 162 ( Nutrition and Performance)
  • KIN 300 (Critical Inquiry in Kinesiology)
  • KIN 301 (Applied Musculoskeletal Anatomy)
  • KIN 302 (Social Justice in Kinesiology)
  • KIN 303 (Biomechanics)
  • KIN 305 (Critical Issues of the Body)
  • KIN 306 (Exercise Physiology)
  • KIN 307 (Motor Skill Acquisition & Training)
  • KIN 308 (Sport Physiology)
  • KIN 489 (Sport, Racism and Ethnicity)

  • MATH 110 (Finite Mathematics for Business) / MATH 180 (Mathematics for Business with Calculus)
  • MATH 115 (Algebra)
  • MATH 118 (Mathematics for the Arts and Humanities)
  • MATH 120 (Pre-Calculus)
  • MATH 125 (Pre-Calculus with Algebra)
  • MATH 130 (Calculus I)
  • MATH 131 (Calculus II)
  • MATH 210 (Linear Algebra with Differential Equations)
  • MATH 211 (Discrete Structures)
  • MATH 225 (Numerical Algorithms and Linear Algebra for Computer Science)
  • MATH 230 (Calculus III)
  • MATH 300 (Introduction to Mathematical Proof)
  • MATH 310 (Linear Algebra Theory)

  • PHYS 115 (Elementary Physics)
  • PHYS 125 (Principles of Physics I)
  • PHYS 126 (Principles of Physics II)
  • PHYS 135 (Physics for Scientists and Engineers I)
  • PHYS 136 (Physics for Scientists and Engineers II)
  • PHYS 137 Physics for Scientists and Engineers III)
  • PHYS 303 (Biophysics)
  • PHYS 350 (Quantum Mechanics I)
  • PHYS 351 (Quantum Mechanics II)

  • STAT 100 (Elements of Statistics and Probability)
  • STAT 101 (Statistics of Everyday Life)
  • STAT 110 (Elements of Statistics for Business and Economics)
  • STAT 320 (Intro to Probability Theory)

 

Statistical Programs:

  • SAS
  • R/RStudio
  • Excel

All courses — Writing tutors assist with all writing at all stages of the writing process. They can help with making sense of a prompt and starting to brainstorm, developing an outline, discussion board posts, incorporating or synthesizing sources, citations and mechanics, rough drafts, or class presentations, in all subjects.

Supported-course lists above updated March 7, 2023