Peer Tutoring

To schedule a tutoring appointment, follow these instructions: 

1. Log into EAB Navigate.
2. Click on the “Make an Appointment” button. 
3. In the first drop-down menu, select “Learning Commons.” 
4. In the second drop-down menu, select either a 1-hour or 30-minute Peer Tutoring Appointment (whichever is preferred).
5. Click “Find Available Time.” 
6. Select your course
7. Select your session date and time.
8. Review and confirm the details of your appointment, and select "Schedule" to book your session.

The location of your tutoring appointment will be held in the Learning Commons Tutoring Studio, located on the first floor of the University Library 

Fall 2024 tutoring ends on December 6th, 2024

Note: Tutoring availability is subject to change. If you cannot find tutoring for a course listed below, please confirm availability with the tutoring coordinator.
 

Tutors are not substitutes for professors. Tutoring is not a substitute for attending class, taking notes, completing homework, studying and seeking help when necessary.  

You cannot make a tutoring appointment to learn material you missed due to a class absence. 

If you miss class, it’s your responsibility to review any missed material and attend your professor’s office hours to ask questions and seek clarification on the content. 

Tutors have the right to cancel an appointment if you have not reviewed missed material on your own and with your professor. 

Cancellations: We accept cancellations up to one hour before your scheduled session. If you don’t plan on attending an appointment you booked, please cancel as soon as possible to allow other students to use the open session. If you cancel within the hour of your appointment, you will get a notification that of a no-show cancellation. This will count toward your overall no-shows and may result in loss of access to our services.

No-shows: If you don’t arrive within 15 minutes of your scheduled appointment time, you’ll be considered a no-show and your session will be forfeited. After three or more no-shows, you may lose access to Peer Tutoring services for the rest of the semester. 

Tutors work under the assumption that the work you bring to a session is your own work. Tutors who suspect plagiarism will discuss citation rules with you and may report concerns, as needed. 

Tutors are not responsible for the work you submit. For more information on plagiarism, view UAlbany’s Academic Integrity Policy. 

If you need help with a course for which we don’t offer tutoring, or if you’re in danger of failing a course, you should use multiple strategies to remediate the situation: 

• Contact your professor. 
• Attend all class sessions. 
• Find a study partner.
• Meet with your Teaching Assistant (TA), if applicable. 
• Meet with your Academic Advisor. 
• Complete all course assignments. 
• Study independently. 

Students are expected to adhere to University Tutoring’s policies and the University’s student code of conduct, Community Rights & Responsibilities. 

Students are also expected to behave in a professional and respectful manner.  

Students who do not meet these expectations may lose access to Peer Tutoring’s services.