Tutoring

Students can maximize their performance by supporting their classroom instruction with one-on-one and small group tutoring sessions.

Our tutoring services enable students, in a supportive learning environment, to develop the skills and techniques necessary to be successful learners. The role of a tutor is to teach students how to maximize, expand and improve their academic skills so they become active participants in the learning process.

A major plus with Hilbert's tutoring program is that faculty, professional and peer tutors are available.

Tutoring by Appointment

Professional tutors and peer tutors are available by appointment. Stop by Academic Services, view the tutoring board, then sign up or obtain contact information for the selected tutor.

Don't see a tutor for a specific subject area you need assistance with? Fill out a tutoring request form, hand it in at the front desk and a tutor will be found for you!

Professional Tutors Every Friday - no appointment necessary!

Join us on Fridays when we have professional and faculty tutors available for writing, research, math and accounting assistance.  Stop in Academic Services for specific information.

How to Become a Peer Tutor

If you are interested in becoming a peer tutor, we have a job for you. To become a peer tutor, students must:

• be enrolled at Hilbert;
• have received an "A" in the course of study you are interested in tutoring;
• have three faculty recommendations.

Interested students should drop by the Academic Services Center, 107 Bogel Hall, or call 649-7900, ext. 324 for more information. Students may send an email stating their interest to:

• Debbie Dimitrovski, Director of Academic & Accessibility Services, at ddimitrovski@hilbert.edu
• Emily Ryan-Radder, Writing Coordinator, at eradder@hilbert.edu