Peer Tutoring Support

The Regis College peer tutor program provides both class specific peer mentors and individual peer tutors free of charge to undergraduate Regis and Lawrence Memorial Hospital students. Peer mentors and tutors assist in comprehension of subject content, teach study skills, and prepare students for examinations. Regis students report that mentors and tutors serve as excellent guides when they need help maneuvering through difficult coursework.

Individualized Peer Tutoring for Specific Undergraduate Regis Courses

For tutorial assistance in other subjects, students may request a tutor for any of their undergraduate Regis courses, with the exception of EN 100 and EN 105. The Student Success Center will match students with individual tutors who have been selected by their instructors and have completed a tutoring course. To request a tutor, stop by the Student Success Center (College Hall, Room 383).

Peer Writing Assistance

Need help with writing? Regis College students have the opportunity to work with peer writing tutors who have been trained to help writers at all levels of ability in various subject areas. Every writer benefits by sharing ideas, questions, and drafts with an interested reader/listener who can give useful feedback and advice. Sign-up sheets for tutoring appointments are posted on the bulletin board outside the Student Success Center (CH 383). Learn more about Peer Writing Assistance.

Drop-in Professional Mathematics Tutoring

Dr. Cristina Squeff provides drop-in professional math tutoring in the Science Building, Room 118. The drop-in hours are Mondays and Wednesdays 3:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Smartthinking

Smarthinking is a new tutoring assistance program available to Regis students. The tutorial service gives students access to live around-the-clock tutoring assistance that is facilitated through online discussion boards. More information about Smarthinking.

Peer Mentors

Introductory classes in biology, chemistry, mathematics, statistics, and psychology, as well as some of our more challenging classes, are assigned a peer mentor. Peer mentors are chosen by the class instructor to work with students individually and in small groups. Ask your instructor for information on your assigned peer mentor.

Become A Peer Tutor

Peer tutors are trained to assist in comprehension of subject content. They work with students one-on-one or in small groups. Assistance includes review, drill, explanation, and examination preparation. Tutor request forms are available in the Student Success Center.

A course for peer tutors has been established. Please contact Academic Services and Support to obtain more information.