Image Breadcrumb Home Tutoring Menu toggle Academic Accessibility Services Documentation Required K-12 vs College Accommodations For Faculty Academic Advising Study Skills Time Management Preparing for Exams Workshops Learning Resource Center Tutoring Schedule Testing Center Testing Center Appointments Contact Us In Person ABS Commons (IC-320) 0800-1600 M-F By Email academic_resources@maritime.edu By Phone 508.830.5120 Academic Resource Center Tutoring The Academic Resource Center provides a wide range of academic enrichment and support services to help you transition into college and build the skills you need to succeed throughout your college career. Tutoring is available to all students at any level. Writing Resource Center The Writing Resource Center provides assistance and feedback for all types of written and verbal communication you will encounter during your degree program. Utilize Writing Resource Center resources when you need to work on writing or communication skills and need a trained reader or observer to critique your work. Writing Resource Center Learning resource Center The Learning Resource Center (LRC) is located on the third floor of the ABS Information Commons and offers tutoring for courses in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, marine transportation, business, and other disciplines. The Learning Resource Center offers small-group tutoring at no additional cost to students and no advanced appointments are required. Peer tutors are high-performing students, recommended by their professors and available to work with students on a variety of subject areas. Peer tutors are available Monday -Thursday during study hours with some additional daytime hours. Faculty tutors are also available both daytime and evening hours to support students in Math and Science courses as well as major-specific courses. The LRC also helps to coordinate Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) where tutors are selected by a professor to run workshops that can help prepare students for assessments or reinforce skills for a specific course. Tutoring Schedule Learn more about becoming a Tutor The minimum requirements to be eligible for consideration for a tutoring position are as follows: You must be a sophomore, junior, or senior. You must have an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher. You must have a GPA in any subject you wish to tutor of 3.0 or higher. You must be a student in good standing. Please stop by the ARC Office, ABS IC 320, for more information. The Academic Resource Center is committed to your success. At no cost to students, we provide critical resources to assist and guide you as you make progress in your academic program and as you prepare to enter the workforce.
