TRIO Tutoring
Summer Office Hours
TRIO will be opened for In-person services Monday through Thursday from 9:00an-4:30pm
Remote services are available Monday through Thursday from 8:00am-5:30pm and Friday from 8:00am – 12:00pm
Current TRIO students are eligible and have access to the following tutoring resources:
- Online Tutoring through TutorMe.com
- In-person & Online tutoring through BE Learning Center
- eTutoring through BE Learning Center
TRIO Tutoring: Online Tutoring
TutorMe.com
Seattle Central TRIO is partnering up with TutorMe to give you unlimited, free access to online tutoring in over 300 subjects! You can access TutorMe 24/7. Just log onto the TRIO Canvas page and double click the TutorMe icon, and connect with an expert tutor in seconds! If you don’t have access to the TRIO Canvas page, email us at TRIO.Central@seattlecolleges.edu or reach out to your TRIO advisor.
BE Learning Center Tutoring: In-Person and Online Tutoring
Tutoring will be in-person in BE 2102 and remote via the BE Leaning Center Zoom Room
For more information, please visit: seattlecentral.edu/campus-life/student-support-and-services/learning-support-and-tutoring
eTutoring
Through the BE Learning Center, students have access to eTutoring. For more information, please visit the e-tutoring page.
eTutoring hours: 5 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. (closed on Holidays and between Quarters)
Should I work with a tutor?
Here are some reasons why you might want to seek tutoring:
- Tutoring can enrich your understanding of the course material.
- Tutoring can help you apply better study methods.
- Tutoring can help you manage your time more effectively.
- Tutoring can assist you in focusing in on what is important.
- Tutoring can help you earn better grades!
What tutors can do:
- Review and explain assignments.
- Help you understand what the instructor expects.
- Clarify information presented by the instructor in class.
- Help you understand the textbook and utilize the information it contains.
- Provide you with additional examples and practice problems to reinforce concepts.
What tutors cannot do:
- Teach you material that you have not read or heard in class.
- Write speeches or term papers.
- Do your homework for you.
Remember: Tutoring is not a substitute for class attendance.
(Credit: San Bernadino Valley College)