The Math Place is closed for the semester. We will reopen for Spring 2025 on Wednesday, January 29th at 10am.

Additional tutoring is also available through Tutoring and Academic Support Services (TASS) during the upcoming Spring 2025 semester. 

Math Place

The Math Place offers FREE TUTORING for undergraduate students!

UB students can receive tutoring in Pre-Calculus and Calculus 1 and 2 courses.  During the Fall 2024 semester, the Math Place will be open Monday-Thursday, 10am-7pm in Baldy 211.

You can get help with homework or preparing for a test, meet with a study group, and have your questions answered by knowledgeable and approachable peer tutors.  We’re here to help!

 

The Math Place is FREE to use for UB students registered for MTH 108, MTH 109, MTH 112, MTH 113, MTH 114, MTH 121, MTH 122, MTH 131, MTH 136, MTH 137, MTH 138, MTH 139, MTH 141, MTH 142, MTH 153, and MTH 154.  

How does tutoring work?

The Math Place is a drop-in tutoring center for MTH 108, MTH 109, MTH 112, MTH 113, MTH 114, MTH 121, MTH 122, MTH 131, MTH 136, MTH 137, MTH 138, MTH 139, MTH 141, MTH 142, MTH 153, and MTH 154.  During the Fall 2024 semester, we are offering drop-in tutoring in Baldy 211.  No appointment necessary!  You can meet with tutors to ask questions about your assignments, study for quizzes and exams, and review your course material for a more thorough understanding.   

You can work individually or come meet others from your class for a study group, and you are more than welcome to visit multiple times in one week, or even on the same day!

Need more information about the Math Place?  Visit our FAQs!

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Who are the tutors?

Tutors at the Math Place are fellow undergraduate students from a variety of programs including mathematics, physics, and engineering.  All of our tutors know how to be successful in these courses.  They are very patient, friendly, and knowledgeable!

Meet the tutors!

What can you expect from tutoring**?

The purpose of tutoring is to help you become an active, independent learner. Working with a tutor can enrich your understanding of the course material, help you focus on what is important in the class, and help you apply better study methods.

Tutors can:

  • Review and help clarify assignments
  • Help you understand concepts that the instructor has already presented in class
  • Provide you with additional examples and practice problems
  • Help you understand the textbook and apply the information

Tutors cannot:

  • Do your homework for you
  • Guarantee an error-free assignment or a better grade; it is still your responsibility to do the work
  • Teach new material missed in class; tutoring is not a substitute for classroom instruction
  • Help with take-home or make-up tests

**This section taken from the University at Rochester CETL tutoring page