Additional Programs

Tutoring through the Department of Economics. To learn more, visit the Department of Economics website.

The Eta Kappa Nu honor society, HKN, will hold tutoring in 3081 Engineering Hall for ECE courses that are in the first two-three years of their Electrical and Computer Engineering curriculum. To learn more, visit the ECE Student Resources website.

The ELP Tutoring Center provides extra support and practice opportunities for ELP students to improve their English language skills.

We also work with other international and multilingual students who want help polishing their English skills while studying at Kansas State University.

Tutoring hours are posted on the door of the Tutoring Center in Fairchild Hall 202. International students not in ELP classes and community members who are not enrolled at the university should email the English Language Program at elp@ksu.edu for appointments or call 785-532-7324 for more information.

Tutoring through the Department of Modern Languages. To learn more, visit the Kirmser Language Center website.

The Quantitative Learning Center is located in Cardwell 105 and offers free drop-in assistance for undergraduate mathematics courses. The QLC is staffed by graduate students and can serve students in any undergraduate mathematics course. Spring 2025 sessions meet Monday through Friday, January 21 through May 9, 2025. The room will be CLOSED Monday, January 20th and Spring Break, March 16 - 23.

Also see: Helping Students in Math Courses and How to Succeed in K-State Math Courses

Tutoring through the Department of Physics. Department of Physics Tutoring Schedule

To learn more, visit the Department of Physics website.

SAS Tutoring is a drop-in service for specific courses inside the College of Engineering. Courses offered are CHM-210, CHM 230, MATH-220, MATH-221, MATH-222, MATH-340, PHYS-213, PHYS-214, CE-333, CE-533, CIS-200, ME-512, ME-513, DEN-160, DEN 161. To learn more, visit the SAS website.

The Writing Center welcomes active discussions with K-State student writers from all disciplines and experience levels across the campus community. To learn more, visit the Writing Center website.