Peer Tutoring

The Peer Tutoring Program works to support all of the UWG Core Curriculum as well as some upper-level courses. If you do not see your course available for tutoring support, please contact mmatthews@westga.edu and we will work to fulfill your request or direct you to an appropriate resource.

The Center for Academic Success has a 2 no-show policy, which means that after 2 or more no shows or same-day cancellations, students are not able to make future appointments. This is to make sure we are protecting the valuable time of our tutors as well as making them as available as possible to other students on campus.

If you plan to cancel your tutoring appointment, you must cancel it 24 hours in advance. You will be unable to make tutoring appointments if you have 2 no-shows or same day cancellations.

Your tutor expects you to come prepared to your appointment. You are encouraged to bring your textbook, notes, syllabus, past tests, completed homework and quizzes. Additionally, you are welcome to bring challenging problems and questions you'd like to ask your tutor. 

During your appointment, your tutor will assess your study skills and make recommendations to help you become a more efficient student. They will complement your work and provide suggestions, but they will NOT do your homework or take tests/quizzes for you. Your tutor expects you to do your best to understand the material and your homework before attending an appointment. Furthermore, they expect you to read your syllabi, be an active student in class, and be aware of test and due dates so you can pace yourself and avoid cramming.

In general, tutors are excellent sources of information regarding resources available to you on campus.

We welcome ongoing applications! If you are interested in serving as a Peer Tutor, please apply online. Students interested in becoming a Peer Tutor should maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher.