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Tutor Center: Peer Tutoring

The Tutor Center offers free individual peer tutoring, in a variety of subjects, designed to assist students to increase their academic performance. Tutoring sessions focus on reviewing and explaining the content and concepts. Tutors also integrate note taking and test preparation strategies that help students attain the best results for their study time.

Individual Study and Learning Strategy Sessions are also available. Students are assisted to craft a study plan that builds effective learning habits, long-term memory and improved test taking skill.

Test preparation workshops and tutoring is available to assist students to prepare the Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure.

If you are seeking help in a subject not listed please do not hesitate to request assistance anyway. We will do all we can to locate a peer tutor by requesting a peer tutor recommendations from your professor and reviewing the transcripts of our existing tutors for their eligibility to tutor an additional course.

Here is a list of subjects that we currently offer Individual Tutoring. If you do not find the subject in which you would like a Peer Tutor, please feel free to contact Tom Rousseau

By phone - (978) 665 - 3499 Online at http://www.fsc.edu/tutoring/tutor_form.cfm In-person at Tutor Center Office on the 3rd Floor of the Library Art Art of Music Biology Anatomy & Physiology I & II Nutrition Elements of Human Biochemistry Survey of Microorganisms General Biology I Pre-biochemistry Business Administration Basic Finance Introduction to Financial Accounting Introduction to Financial Reporting Introduction to Managerial Accounting Chemistry Pre-Biochemistry Elements of Human BioChemistry General Chemistry I & II Communications Human Communication Technology Message Design Systems and Theories of Communication Interactive Media I & II Computer Science ( CIS ) Computer Science I & II Cobol I Systems Programming Introduction to Electronics Introduction to Programming Assembly Language Programming Economics Principles of Economics/Micro Economics Principles of Economics/Macro Economics Economic Development Public Finance English All students can "WALK-IN" to meet with writing tutors at the Writing Center French Beginning French I & II Intermediate French I & II Geography Introduction to Geography History US History I & II World Civilization I, II & III Interdisciplinary Global Issues Mathematics Individual Tutoring available only to students eligible through the Multicultural Student Services Program and Expanding Horizons. All students can walk-in to meet with a Math Tutor at the Math Center. Applied Statistics Basic Math I & II Business Statistics Calculus I, II, III & IV Functions Linear Algebra Math Across Curriculum Pre Calculus Music Commonwealth of Ancient Arts Commonwealth of Arts Nursing Nutritional Foundation for Nursing Interventions Pathopharmacology I & II Nursing Process with the Well Client I & II Physics General Physics I & II Physical Science I Psychology Abnormal Psychology Adolescent Psychology Child Psychology General Psychology History & Systems of Psychology Human Growth & Development Introduction to Research Methods Psychological Statistics Philosophy Logic Philosophy of Human Nature Sociology Introduction to Sociology Spanish Intermediate Spanish I & II Beginning Spanish I & II Writing All students can walk-in to meet with a Writing Tutor at the Writing Center.