Course Selection(s): As such, not all classes are available; however, students can make specific requests for tutoring by reaching out to Dean Thomas by email at art8u(at)virginia.edu.

Tutors: Students providing this service have been well-vetted. These tutors have excelled in their course(s) and are interested in supporting their peers as they learn the concepts. OAAA will pay the tutors for their time.

Costs: There are no costs to students using the service. There are no limits on how much one can schedule tutoring other than availability. 

How to prepare:

• Students can better prepare for a tutoring session by:
• Completing an honest assessment of where they are in the course material,
• Review the current content taught in the course,
• and bring questions regarding the course material (previous and current content).

Students should bring any materials a tutor might find helpful as they work on current content.

Where: Students can receive our tutoring services via Zoom or in-person, at designated spaces, or a mutually accessible campus location such as a library, study room, or dining hall. 

Expectation(s): Students receiving our tutoring services can expect to discuss course topics, main ideas, methodologies, problem-solving steps, and mechanisms.

Students should NOT expect their tutors to complete their homework, adjust their papers, receive answers for problem sets, or receive material from previous semesters. 

If you are interested in becoming a tutor, please send a request to [email protected] and include the email subject: "Interested in Being a Tutor."