Group Tutoring
The Academic Tutoring Program (ATP)’s overarching goal is to foster inclusive peer-to-peer teaching and learning practices among undergraduate scholars. Our aim is for students to develop a deeper understanding of course content through peer learning groups that generate greater student confidence to succeed in their scholarly work at Brown and beyond.
Submit tutoring requests during the Open Access period:
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Students can request placement in group tutoring during the “Open Access” period, September 16-18, meaning students can sign-in to the Tutoring portal at any time during the predefined access period and submit group tutoring requests.
Note: Submissions during Open Access do not guarantee immediate placement in a group. - Students will receive an email outlining the details of their tutoring assignment or waitlist status on September 19.
- Once the open access period ends and students receive group and/or waitlist assignment(s), the tutoring portal will reopen and handle requests on a first-come first-served basis for all students.
Group tutoring is offered Sundays 12-10 pm and Mondays-Thursdays 6-10 pm. Tutors have either taken the course or proven competency, and have been trained by experienced Tutor Leaders. We do our best to offer various group sessions, but students might need to alter their schedule to accommodate the available tutoring sessions.
Important Dates
Open Access Period
8:30 am on Monday, September 16 through 11:59 pm Wednesday, September 18.
Seat and Wait List Notifications
Thursday, September 19
Group Sessions Begin
Sunday, September 22
Request tutoring through the online portal, or visit: https://apps.college.brown.edu/tutoring
Last Day to Request Tutoring
Wednesday, November 27
Language Tutoring
Small group tutoring is available for introductory and intermediate language courses for Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.
Students in other language courses are encouraged to meet with their instructors for extra assistance.
If you have questions, please contact Janet Peters, Assistant Director of Academic Tutoring.
Please note: The Academic Tutoring Program does not support all courses. Tutoring is a weekly commitment and tutees are expected to attend group sessions every week.
The Tutoring Program does not support private tutoring.
Due to the demand for tutoring, students are automatically dropped after two unexcused absences. Students on the waitlist will receive an email when a seat is available.