Academic Success and Achievement Program | ASAP Tutoring

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ASAP offers free peer tutoring to all first-year students and any student living on campus, includingÌýnew transfer studentsÌýand Bear Creek residents.

We provide:

  • One time or recurring sessions
  • One-on-one or group sessions
  • Trained peer mentors who tutor students taking similar courses and provide ongoing support
  • Study tips, effective exam preparation and support in transitioning to university-level academics
  • In-person or virtual options

Sign up for tutoring sessions using PenjiÌýÌý

ASAP has partnered with Penji to provide a simple mobile and web experience for managing your tutoring. Create an account usingÌýyour colorado.eduÌýemail on theÌý.

How to use the Penji app

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ASAP Office Hours

Ìý Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Ìý Center for Community Suite S342
Ìý 303-735-3303
Ìý For questions, please emailÌýasap@colorado.edu.

We are offering a hybrid tutoring model, with both in-person and virtual tutoring options available.

Not eligibile for ASAP Tutoring?Ìý

ASAP Tutoring is available toÌýall first-year students and students living on campus. If you aren't eligible for the ASAP Tutoring service andÌýare looking for tutoring help, learn more about these tutoringÌýacademic resourcesÌýavailable across campus.Ìý

Tutoring tips and resources

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Important things to do before your tutoring session

  • Connect with Tutor Mentor via chat in Penji. Tell them the goals you hope to get out of your tutoring session.
  • If you cannot attend your scheduled session, let your Tutor Mentor know at least 24 hours in advance.
  • At the end of your session, complete a Tutor Session Evaluation in Penji.Ìý

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Tips to makeÌýthe most out of your tutoring sessions

  • Come prepared. This means you should attend class, take notes, read the textbook, attempt the homeworkÌýand come with questions.Ìý
  • Tutors guide your learning. They work with you, not for you. They help you think through concepts, share study strategiesÌýand develop skills.
  • Tutor Mentors are students just like you. Tutor-Mentors provide academic support, but they do not guarantee grades or evaluate your work. You still need to put the effort inÌýbefore, duringÌýand after tutoring sessions for success.

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Textbook Lending Library

Check out textbooks for any of your classes for FREE! We have a number of books for many of the general education and lower division classes. Our library is not exhaustive, but we would be happy to check if we have the book you need.

This service is available to all Å·ÃÀ¿Ú±¬ÊÓƵ students. Simply emailÌýasap@colorado.eduÌýfor more information.Ìý

When emailing, please include your name, the course number, the book title and edition.