Supplemental instruction

Tutors can provide supplemental instruction and support to students who may be struggling with course material.

Retention

By offering tutoring services, colleges and universities can increase retention rates by helping students succeed academically and stay enrolled.

Academic support

Tutors can provide academic support to students with learning disabilities or language barriers, ensuring that all students have equal access to education.

Mentoring

Tutors can serve as mentors to students, providing guidance and support beyond academic help.

Skill development

Tutors can help students develop specific skills, such as writing, research, or study skills, that are important for academic success.

Test preparation

Tutors can help students prepare for standardized tests and exams, which are required for admission to graduate school.

Enrichment activities

Tutors can offer enrichment activities, such as workshops or seminars, to supplement a student's academic education and foster personal growth.

Faculty support

Tutors can work closely with faculty members to provide additional support to students and ensure that they are meeting course expectations.

Increased engagement

By offering tutoring services, colleges and universities can increase student engagement and participation in coursework, which can have a positive impact on overall academic performance.

Student support

Tutors can provide emotional support and guidance to students, helping them navigate academic and personal challenges.

Accessibility

Tutors can make education more accessible to students by providing flexible scheduling and individualized instruction.

Student success

Tutors can help students achieve academic success, which can lead to better job prospects and a more successful future.

Diversity and inclusion

Tutors can help promote diversity and inclusion on campus by providing support to students from diverse backgrounds and ensuring that all students have equal access to education.

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