To become a tutor, a student must be recommended by faculty or division chair and have a grade of “B” or higher in the subject to be tutored and have good interpersonal skills. Benefits to student tutors are equal to or even greater than the benefits to tutored students.

Benefits of Being a Tutor

• Greater mastery of subjects tutored
• Interpersonal skills developed
• A glimpse into the teaching profession which may assist in making career decisions
• Improved ability to communicate
• Greater self-confidence
• The personal satisfaction that comes from knowing you have helped someone else
• Monetary compensation
• Flexible working hours around your class schedule
  

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