The University of North Dakota offers a variety of tutoring opportunities, all of which are free to UND students.

The Student Success Center is located on the second floor of the Memorial Student Union, room 201, phone 777-2117. The Center provides drop-in tutoring in a variety of areas, including math, science, foreign language, accounting, anatomy, psychology, statistics and economics. Check the University Learning Center (soon to be changed to Student Success Center) web site www.und.edu/dept/ULC for a complete list of courses and times. If tutoring is currently not offered in the subject you need, ask the staff at the Student Success Center if they will add it.

The Mathematics Learning Center, Witmer Hall, rooms 310 and 312, offers individual and group tutoring. Students at all levels are welcome. It is also a place for students to study and discuss mathematics problems and use computers and software similar to those available in the Math Computer Lab. Check the web site http://www.und.edu/dept/math/learningcenter/lchours.html for hours.

The Writing Center , Merrifield Hall, room 12, provides assistance with all aspects of writing papers, including getting started, organization, developing ideas, style, editing and proofreading. Writing Center consultants are trained to offer positive, constructive responses to writing in various disciplines and in various draft stages. Drop in or call 777-2795 for an appointment. Look them up on the web at www.und.edu/dept/wac.

American Indian Student Services is located at 315 Princeton Street (across from Hancock/Squires Residence Halls). The Learning Lab offers free, drop-in tutoring Sunday through Thursday evenings in a variety of challenging course areas. Call 777-6329 for further information or check their website at www.und.edu/dept/aiss.htm. Non-Native students are welcome.

Academic Departments may also provide tutoring or help sessions. Ask your instructor or call the department to inquire.

Private tutoring is another option if the student either has the money or is working with an agency that would pay for the tutor. Students working with Vocational Rehabilitation can discuss this possibility with their V.R. counselor. Academic departments and individual professors often have names of capable students who will tutor for an hourly fee.