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TUTORING RESOURCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES

Hofstra offers free tutoring for undergraduate students through several campus departments. Explore the services below by discipline, and contact the department for details.

Note: Tutoring availability may change. Your course instructor can help you identify additional resources.


Biology Group (Undergraduate Tutorial Program):

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for gateway courses including BIOL 111, 112, 113, 122, 123, 134.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
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Business (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for a variety of core business classes.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
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Chemistry Group (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for gateway courses including CHEM 003, 004, 131, 132, 137, BCHM 162, 163

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
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Computer Science Department

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for various CSC courses.

Location: Science and Innovation Center, Room 226, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-5555
VISIT COMPUTER SCIENCE

Engineering Department

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for various ENGG courses.

Location: Adams Hall, Room 100 (Student Lounge/Tutoring Center), South Campus

Phone: 516-463-5544
VISIT ENGINEERING

Foreign Languages (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for languages including Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE UTP

Geology, Environment, and Sustainability Department

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for GEOL 001.

Location: Gittleson Hall, Room 161, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-5564
VISIT GEOLOGY

Health Sciences (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for HSCI 103, 105, and 106.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE UTP

Math Tutoring Center

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for various MATH courses.

Location: Roosevelt Hall, Room 301, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-5570

Email: matbzm@hofstra.edu
VISIT MATH TUTORING CENTER

Music Theory (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for various music theory courses.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
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Physics/Astronomy Group (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers a schedule of weekly tutoring hours for gateway courses including ASTR 011, 012, PHYS 001, 002, 011, and 012.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE UTP

Social Sciences (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for a variety of introductory social sciences courses in the disciplines of Philosophy, Political Science, and Psychology.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
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Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences (Undergraduate Tutorial Program)

Offers tutoring by appointment for various SPCH courses.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE UTP

Undergraduate Tutorial Program

Offers walk-in tutoring sessions for gateway courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy. Also offers tutoring by appointment for a variety of other courses in Business, Foreign Languages, Health Sciences, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences.

Location: Axinn Library, 3rd Floor, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4002

Email: utp@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE UTP

Writing Center

Offers tutoring by appointment to assist students in the writing process.

Location: Mason Hall, Room 102, South Campus

Phone: 516-463-4908

Email: writingcenter@hofstra.edu
VISIT THE WRITING CENTER

Frequently Asked Questions

Tutoring can help you keep up with coursework, strengthen your understanding, and build effective study habits. Work with tutors to explore challenging material, ask questions, and find new approaches to learning. You can connect with other Hofstra students along the way — all at no cost.

Tutoring schedules typically become available during the second or third week of the semester. Some programs share drop-in hours on their websites or in Canvas, while others use scheduling platforms such as Nimbus or WC Online. Contact the department or program listed above for instructions.

Schedules vary, but tutoring is generally available on weekdays, with sessions typically ending by 8 p.m. You may be able to attend between classes, and some programs offer online sessions through Zoom. Check with the department or program for current hours and formats.

Start early and attend regularly to build your understanding throughout the semester. Bring your course materials, review the content, and attempt assignments before your session so you can come prepared with specific questions.

During group sessions, tutors may encourage you to share ideas and work with other students. These conversations can introduce different perspectives, help you explore new approaches, and connect you with classmates for future study groups.

Each department sets its own guidelines for using tutoring services. Contact the department or program for details.

When participating, you are expected to follow Hofstra’s Community Guidelines and Academic Honesty policies. Violations may result in the loss of access to free tutoring services.

Talk with your instructor about other resources that may support your learning. Consider connecting with classmates to form a study group, share perspectives, and work through course material together.

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