Tutorial Services is located in Room M2720.
Phone: 303.797.5824 v/tty

Tutorial Services Coordinator: Debra Goldberg
debra.goldberg@arapahoe.edu

Our mission is to provide a student-centered learning environment that will complement instructional offerings at Arapahoe Community College. Tutorial Services is designed to enhance self-directed learning strategies to improve academic performance.

	We’re here to help you ... Learn better time management and organizational strategies Improve study skills and test-taking Expand your vocabulary Advance your knowledge of difficult concepts Increase your overall confidence level
Tutorial Services Tutors – here to help you do your best in college!

Check out these helpful handouts about academic strategies and how to request tutoring support: Tools for general information, time and stress management, learning styles and study strategies.

Tutoring

Free small group and one-on-one tutoring in occupational and transfer degree program areas is available on an appointment basis to students who have a verifiable need. Students will be requested to complete an intake form, meet with the coordinator to determine specific needs and schedule a short series of tutoring sessions at designated times. Tutorial Services confirms CPT scores, students' transcripts and placement information to determine appropriate assistance.

• Collaborative Learning
• Supplemental Instruction
• Academic Workshops
• Small Group Sessions
• Individual Tutoring

Peer Mentoring and Tutoring Center

Room: M2720, 303.797.5669
Spring 2008 Hours
E-mail: peer.mentor@arapahoe.edu

Students who have excelled in many ACC courses offer academic assistance, general college information, and can guide you through online self-paced tutorial lessons in reading, writing, vocabulary, math, and algebra. This is a free, drop-in service paid for by your student activity fees, so check it out!

Mathematics Tutoring

Math Support Room: M3610, 303.797.5877.

Writing Center

Room: M2720, 303.797.5669

Prospective Tutors

We are always looking for good tutors. Part-time faculty, current or former students may qualify to become tutors. Pay depends on certifications, education, credentials, and/or experience. Please call Debra Goldberg, 303.797.5824, if you are interested or have referrals.