The Learning Strategies Center provides FREE tutoring to ALL Cornell undergraduate students.
This is where you’ll find information on LSC Office Hours and Peer Tutoring.
| Self-enroll in Canvas for tutoring in Biology For information/help email Barbara Oh |
Self-enroll in Canvas for tutoring in STATS For information/help email Brendan Caseria |
| Self-enroll in Canvas for office hours and tutoring in CHEM 2080 For information/help email Brandon Bogusz |
Self-enroll in Canvas for tutoring in MATH 1110 For information/help email Brendan Caseria |
| To access office hours and tutoring in CHEM 1570 please email Jane Walcott |
For information/help in MATH 1120, please email Mark Jauquet |
| To access office hours and tutoring in CHEM 3580 please email Jane Walcott |
For information/help in MATH 2210, please email Mark Jauquet |
| Self-enroll in Canvas for office hours and tutoring in ECON 1110 For information/help email Albert Alexander |
Self-enroll in Canvas for tutoring in MATH 1106 For information/help email Brendan Caseria |
| Self-enroll in Canvas for office hours and tutoring in ECON 1120 For information/help email Albert Alexander |
Self-enroll in Canvas for tutoring in ITL 1202/1401, FREN 1220/1230, SPAN 1220/1230, JAPAN 1102/2202, RUSSA 1104/1122/1126/1132/2204, GERST 1210/1220/1230/2000, KOREA 1102/2202 For information/help email Barbara Oh |
| Self-enroll in Canvas for office hours and tutoring in PHYS 1101, 1102, 1112, 2207, 2213, 2214, and more For information/help email Jim Baker |
Self-enroll in Canvas for practical business tutoring in FINANCE & ACCOUNTING classes in Dyson and the Hotel School For information/help email Jen Bokaer-Smith |
The LSC is planning to offer limited 30-minute in-person peer tutoring appointments for students who are cleared to be on campus. For more information, please email lsctutoring@cornell.edu and let us know which class you’d like help in. In person tutoring will begin on 2/16/21.
Schedule in time to meet with a tutor!
Many students find that LSC’s simple weekly planner is useful. It might help to color code the different types of activities you’ll be doing throughout the week: in-person classes, video lectures, on-line office hours, remote or in-person study group meetings, reading/studying on your own, breaks to chat with friends, etc.
Other ways to get support
Tutoring is one way to ask questions, but it is not the only one! You might also try:
- Visiting Instructor Office Hours
- Study Groups with your peers
- Supplemental Courses with the LSC
For useful information, go to the Cornell COVID-19 updates page covid.cornell.edu
The Learning Strategies Center is committed to ensuring access for all students.
Please email us if you have any questions or concerns about accessing our services.