Work Smarter With Tutoring Services
We strive to ensure students have the resources needed to get ahead academically and professionally. Group and individual tutoring as well as special topic seminars are available in a variety of subjects.
Students have the option to meet for 1 hour per week per course with a private tutor free of charge for certain Walsh courses.
Please email tutoring@walshcollege.edu to book a tutor.
All students choosing this option are responsible for following the Private Tutor Guidelines.
While not every course will have an available tutor, there are additional resources available. Students are encouraged to connect with other students in their class sections who are interested in studying together outside of class.
The Fundamentals of Accounting – Funded by the Strunk Foundation
The Strunk Foundation established an endowment in memory of the 1957 Walsh Institute graduate. The endowment funds a four-session, workshop series open to all students interested in accounting. Next Course Dates TBD
What services does the Tutoring Center offer?
The Tutoring Center provides academic support to help students strengthen their understanding of course material, improve study skills, and build confidence. Services may include course specific tutoring, writing support, exam preparation, and general academic skill development. We offer One-on-One tutoring sessions and Saturday Tutoring Lab Sessions every term.
Who can use the Tutoring Center?
Tutoring services are available to currently enrolled students. Some services may be limited to specific courses or programs depending on availability.
Is tutoring free?
Tutoring services are typically provided at no additional cost to students. If any services require a fee, students will be informed in advance.
How do I schedule a tutoring session?
Students can schedule tutoring sessions by contacting the Tutoring Center directly at tutoring@walshcollege.edu. Appointments may be available on a first come first served basis and based on tutor availability per subject.
What subjects are supported?
The Tutoring Center supports a variety of subjects depending on tutor availability. Common areas include ACC, COM, ECN, ENG, FIN, IT, MGT, MKT, QM, and TAX related courses.
Are tutoring sessions one on one or group based?
Tutoring may be offered in one-on-one sessions or small group sessions depending on the course and tutor availability.
How long is a tutoring session?
All students are approved to receive two one-hour sessions per week of tutoring.
What should I bring to my tutoring session?
Students should bring course materials such as textbooks, assignments, notes, and specific questions they would like help with.
Can tutors help with homework or assignments?
Tutors help students understand concepts and develop problem solving skills. They do not complete assignments for students but guide them toward understanding and independent learning.
Is online tutoring available?
All tutoring sessions are conducted via Zoom, including our Saturday Lab sessions.
How do I become a tutor?
Students interested in becoming tutors can apply through the Tutoring Center. Tutors are typically selected based on academic performance, communication skills, or faculty recommendations.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
Students can contact the Tutoring Center directly via email at tutoring@walshcollege.edu.
Tips for Success
- Plan your assignments at the beginning of the semester.
- Begin visiting tutors early.
- Plan ahead: Tutors may not be available on the day of an exam or an assignment’s deadline.
- Be consistent
Zoom
In an effort to provide continued tutoring resources during the campus closure, Walsh is providing one-on-one tutoring to students remotely via Zoom.
All students have a Zoom account. If you need assistance with Zoom, please contact the Walsh HelpDesk or you may also contact Zoom support directly.
Questions?
We have the answers to help you succeed. Email tutoring@walshcollege.edu.
Thank you!
The Walsh Pearson tutoring labs for COM, ACC, FIN, and QM are funded from a grant by Richard Pearson. Walsh, its alumni, and students are grateful for his generosity.