Tutoring
Tutoring at Saint Louis University assists and supports students who would like to strengthen their understanding of course material. Whether you feel lost in lectures or want to review before an exam, our tutors are great resources. Each tutor is a SLU student who has taken and done well in the class they are tutoring, so they can help both with course content and strategies for success in class.
Academic Support offers tutoring for a wide variety of classes. The full list of classes with tutoring is featured below.
Tutoring appointments are scheduled through EAB Navigate. Each student can schedule up to two tutoring appointments per week. Please note: any student with three no-shows will be blocked from making future tutoring appointments in EAB Navigate and must contact tutoring.SI@slu.edu to be reinstated.
What To Know Before You Attend Tutoring
- Arrive on time and bring any relevant course materials.
- Be as specific as possible about your goals for the session. It's helpful if you have questions or problems to review, but you can also prioritize concepts you want to work on.
- Tutors may discuss notes and lecture material or review/model sample problems, but they cannot assist with graded assignments.
- Be an active participant. Communicate with your tutor, ask questions, and tell them what you need. Your participation is vital, and you are responsible for your learning.
Fall 2024 Tutoring Courses Offered
| Accounting |
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ACCT 2200: Financial Accounting |
| Biology | |||
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BIOL 1240: General Biology 鈥� Information Flow and Evolution |
| Business Technology Management | |||
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| BTM 2500: Data Modeling, Analysis and Visualization |
| Chemistry |
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CHEM 1030: Fundamentals of Chemistry |
| Economics |
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ECON 1900: Principles of Economics |
| Exercise Science |
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| EXSC 5121/4121: Clinical Biomechanics |
| Finance |
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FIN 3010: Principles of Finance |
| Health Sciences | |
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| HSCI 3300: Anatomy and Physiology I |
| History |
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| HIST 1110: Origins of the Mod. World to 1500 |
| Math |
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MATH 1000: Intermediate Algebra |
| Mechanical Engineering/Civil Engineering |
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| MENC 2100X/CVNG 2100: Statics |
| Neuroscience |
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| NEUR 3500: Introduction to Neuroscience II |
| Nursing |
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NURS 1400: Introduction to Nursing |
| Operations Management |
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| OPM 2070: Introduction to Business Statistics |
| Pharmacology and Physiology |
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| PPY 2540: Human Physiology |
| Philosophy | |||
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PHIL 2050: Ethics |
| Physical Therapy | |||
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DPT 5123: Clinical Gait |
| Physics |
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| PHYS 1220: General Physics I PHYS 1310: College Physics I PHYS 1610: University Physics I PHYS 1630: University Physics II |
| Psychology | |||
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PSY 1010: General Psychology |
| Sociology | |||
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| SOC 1110: Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis |
| Spanish | |||
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SPAN 1010: Spanish for Beginners |
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SLHS 2000: Phonetics |
| Statistics | |||
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STAT 1100: Introduction to Statistics |