Math, Statistics, and Science Tutoring
Math Proficiency—Directed Self-Placement
Undergraduate students are required to complete directed self-placement for math before registering for their first term. Directed Self-Placement is a program that assists students in determing their current level of ability and then making informed decisions about which math classes or workshops to take.
For additional assessments or information, please contact Daniel Ferry at 708.235.3962 or dferry@govst.edu.
Scheduling Procedures for Math, Science, and MIS Tutoring
Online Scheduling Demo (PDF)
Tutoring
Individual and Small Group tutoring is available for the following courses:
- MATH 2131: Math Structures and Concepts I
- MATH 2141: Math Structures and Concepts II
- MATH 1423: College Algebra
- MATH 3331: Geometry
- MATH 2137: Mathematical Foundations
- MATH 2281: Applied Calculus
- MATH 3290: Calculus I
- MATH 0925: Algebra Skills Workshop
- MATH 0950: Intermediate Algebra Workshop
- MGNT 6700: Foundations of Managerial
- STAT 2700: Business Statistics I
- STAT 3700: Business Statistics II
- STAT 4720: COE Statistics
- STAT 5520: CAS Statistical Methods
- HLAD 3104: Stats for Health Professionals
- BIOL 2102: Biological Science Foundations I
- BIOL 2104: Biological Science Foundations II
- CHEM 1111: Chemical Science Foundations
- CHEM 3233: Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 3513: Intro to Organic Chemistry
- CHEM 3531: Organic Chemistry I
- CHEM 3533: Organic Chemistry II
- CHEM 5331: Biochemistry
- CPSC 2005: Introduction to Computer Technology
- CPSC 3142: Introduction to C++
- CPSC 3145: Computer Program C++
- MIS 2101: Basics of Information Technology
- MIS 3101: Management Information Systems
- MIS 6101: Information Systems for Managers
Don't feel like leaving home to see a tutor? Online tutoring has begun. Please contact Daniel Ferry, 708.235.3962 for more information.
Online Resources
For more information, please contact Daniel Ferry at 708.235.3962 or
dferry@govst.edu.
