What We Do
Peer tutoring is offered to all CMU and CMU Tech students at the main campus, online, and at various satellite locations for free. Walk-ins and appointments are both available to fit your scheduling needs. Once you come into the TLC Main office, you will be directed to/paired with a tutor for your subject and your learning needs. We encourage you to come in on a regular basis to recieve checks for understanding, help on subjects, and quiz/test preparation. We look forward to seeing you!
TLC Main Office
Fall 2024 Hours
Monday- Thursday- 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday- 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Saturday- closed
Sunday- 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Call us at 970.248.1392 for more information.
On our main campus, tutors are available in-person to assist you with a variety of subjects and courses.
Below are the courses that we currently have tutors for. Please contact the TLC office for information on specific times and locations of tutors per subject area. (They do vary)
If there is a class that you need help with but is not listed below, please reach out to the TLC about finding a tutor for your subject areas.
ACCT 201- Principles of Financial Accounting |
ACCT 202- Principles of Managerial Accounting |
ACCT 321- Intermediate Accounting I |
ACCT 322- Intermediate Accounting II |
ACCT 331- Cost Accounting |
ACCT 360- Professional Preparation I |
ACCT 392- Accounting Information Systems |
ACCT 401- Governmental Accounting |
ACCT 402- Advanced Accounting |
ACCT 411- Audit I |
ACCT 412- Audit II |
BIOL 101- General Human Biology |
BIOL 102- General Organismal Biology |
BIOL 105- Attributes of Living Systems |
BIOL 106- Principles of Animal Biology |
BIOL 107- Principles of Plant Biology |
BIOL 108- Diversity of Organisms |
BIOL 208- Fundamentals of Ecology and Evolution |
BIOL 113- Outdoor Survival |
BIOL 209- Human Anatomy and Physiology |
BIOL 210- Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
BIOL 241- Pathophysiology |
BIOL 250- Introduction to Microbiology |
BIOL 301- Principles of Genetics |
BIOL 302- Cellular Biology |
BIOL 316- Animal Behavior |
BIOL 320- Plant Systematics |
BIOL 409- Gross Anatomy |
BUGB 211- Business Communication |
BUGB 231- Survey of Business Law |
CHEM 121- Principles of Chemistry |
CHEM 131- General Chemistry |
CHEM 132- General Chemistry |
CHEM 301- Analytical Chemistry |
CHEM 311- Organic Chemistry I |
CHEM 312- Organic Chemistry II |
CHEM 315- Biochemistry I |
CHEM 316- Biochemistry II |
CHEM 321- Physical Chemistry I |
CHEM 322- Physical Chemistry II |
CISB 101- Business information Technology |
CISB 205- Advanced Business Software |
CISB 210- Fundamentals of Information Systems |
CISB 241- Introduction to Business Analysis |
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CRMJ 201- Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRMJ 301- Criminal Procedure
CRMJ 310- The Police process
CRMJ 320- Corrections
CRMJ 335- Community Policing
CRMJ 380- Crisis Intervention in Criminal Justice
CRMJ 410- Criminal Investigations
CSCI 110- Beginning Programming: Python |
CSCI 111- CSCI 1: Foundations of Computer Science |
CSCI 112- CSCI 2: Data Structures |
CSCI 130- Introduction to Engineering Computing |
CSCI 221- Introduction to Digital Forensics |
CSCI 241- Computer Architecture and Assembly Language |
CSCI 250- CS3: Introduction to Algorithms |
CSCI 310- Advanced Programming: Java/Kotlin |
CSCI 330- Programming languages |
CSCI 333- UNIX Operating Systems |
CSCI 345- Video Game Design |
CSCI 375- Object Oriented Programming |
CSCI 425- Python Machine Learning |
CSCI 460- Database Design |
CSCI 484- Computer Networks |
EECE 225-Introduction to Circuits and Electronics |
EECE 226-Circuits as Systems |
EECE 226 L-Circuits as Systems LAB |
EECE 227- Electronics Design Labratories |
EECE 235- Digital Logic |
EECE 237- Embedded Software Engineering |
EECE 244- Applications Embedded Systems |
ECON 201- Principles of Macroeconomics |
ECON 202- Principles of Microeconomics |
ENGL 111- English Composition |
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ENGL 112- English Composition |
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ENGL 150- Introduction to Literature |
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ENGL 210- Introduction to Literary Studies |
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ENGL 219- Introduction to Professional Writing |
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ENGL 222- Mythology |
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ENGL 250- Introduction to Creative Writing |
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ENGL 254- Survey of English Literature I |
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ENGL 255- Survey of English Literature II |
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ENGL 261- Survey of American Literature I |
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ENGL 262- Survey of American Literature II |
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ENGL 325- Writing for Engineers |
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ENGL 330- Women n World Thought and Literature |
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ENGR 101- Introduction to Engineering |
ENGR 125- Computer Aided Design and Fabrication |
ENGR 224- Materials Science |
ENGR 261- Statics and Structures |
ENGR 263- Mechanics of Solids |
ENGR 343- Dynamics |
- FINA 301- Managerial Finance
FLAS 111- First Year Spanish I |
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FLAS 112- First Year Spanish II |
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FLAS 211- Second-Year Spanish I |
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FLAS 212- Second Year Spanish II |
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FLAS 213- Conversation and Grammar |
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FLAS 300- Composition and Grammar |
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FLAS 304- Advanced Composition and Grammar |
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FLAS 305- Advanced Spanish Grammar and Spanish/English Contrasts |
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FLAS 311- History and Culture of Spain |
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FLAS 323- Introduction to Hispanic Literature I |
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FLAS 324- Introduction to Hispanic Literature II |
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- FLSL 111- American Sign Language I
- FLSL 112- American Sign Language II
- GEOG 102- Human Geography
- GEOG 131- Introduction to Cartography
- GEOL 100- Survey of Earth Science
- GEOL 103- Weather and Climate
- GEOL 104- Oceanography
- GEOL 107- Natural Disasters and Environmental Geology
- GEOL 112- Principles of Historic Geology
- GEOL 351- Applied Geochemistry
- HIST 101-Western Civilizations
- HIST 102- Western Civilizations
- HIST 131- United States History
- HIST 132- United States History
- HIST 300- History of England to 1660
- HIST 340- History of the Middle East
- HIST 410- Environmental History of the United States
- HIST 420- Civil War
- HMGT 101- Travel Industry I
- HMGT 200- Management and Supervisory Skills for the Hospitality Industry
- HMGT 410- Hospitality facilities Management
- MANG 201- Principles of Management
- MANG 301- Organizational Behavior
- MATC 090- Introductory Algebra
- MATC 092- Foundations of Algebra
- MARK 231- Principles of Marketing
- MATH 105- Elements of Mathematics I
- MATH 110- College Mathematics
- MATH 113- College Algebra
- MATH 119- Precalculus Mathematics
- MATH 135- Engineering Calculus I
- MATH 136- Engineering Calculus II
- MATH 150- Topics and Career in Mathematics
- MATH 151- Calculus I
- MATH 152- Calculus II
- MATH 205- Elements of Mathematics II
- MATH 225- Computational Linear Algebra
- MATH 236- Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
- MATH 240- Introduction to Advanced Mathematics
- MATH 253- Calculus III
- MATH 260- Differential Equations
- MATH 301- Math for Elementary Teachers
- MATH 352- Advanced Calculus
- MATH 365- Mathematical Modeling
- MATH 369- Discrete Structures I
- MATH 492- Senior Capstone
- NURS- 350 Health Assessment and Lifespan
- NURS 353- Foundations of Nursing
- NURS 370- Pharmacology for Nurses I
- NURS 372- Professional Development I
- NURS 373- Acute and Chronic Illness I
- NURS 388- Mental Health Nursing
- NURS 394- Nursing Research- Practice
- OREC 205- Foundations of Outdoor Recreation Industry Studies
- PHIL 110- Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL 340- The Examined Life
- PHIL 430- Major Issues: Meta philosophy
- PHYS 101- Elementary Astronomy
- PHYS 100- Concepts of Physics
- PHYS 111- General Physics
- PHYS 112- General Physics
- PHYS 131- Fundamental Mechanics
- PHYS 132- Electromagnetism and Optics
- PHYS 230- Intermediate Dynamics
- PHYS 231- Modern Physics
- PHYS 251- Electronics for Scientists
- PHYS 252- Intermediate Laboratory
- PHYS 372- General Relativity
- POLS 101- American Government
- PSYC 150- General Psychology
- PSYC 201- Orientation to the Psychology Major
- PSYC 202- APA for Psychology Minors
- PSYC 233- Human Growth and Development
- PSYC 310- Child Psychology
- PSYC 320- Social Psychology
- PSYC 340- Abnormal Psychology
- PSYC 410- Drugs and Human Behavior
- PSYC 416- Memory and Cognition
- STAT 200- Probability and Statistics
- STAT 215- Statistics for Social and Behavioral Sciences
- STAT 241- Introduction to Business Analysis
- STAT 301- Computational Statistics
- STAT 313- Sampling Techniques
- STAT 350- Mathematical Statistics I
- STAT 351- Mathematical Statistics II
- STAT 425- Design and Analysis of Experiments
- STAT 430- Categorical Data Analysis
*While the TLC has tutors on-hand all throughout the day, some specific class tutors may not be available at all hours. Our tutors have varying schedules, so stop by or contact the TLC for information on tutor schedules regarding the subject areas you need help with!
Tutoring Locations
CMU main campus
Houston Hall 113
Confluence Hall 214 (Engineering)
Health Sciences building (Nursing)
Tomlinson Library 1st floor Sunday 1-4 pm (Writing)
WCCC
Access tutoring online or at our main campus location.
Montrose campus
Visit the front desk in the Branscome Center.