Math Tutoring Center

Tracy Hall Room 233

The Math Tutoring Center provides quality, drop-in learning assistance. Certified tutors encourage and guide students in developing their potential as independent learners.

Learn about in-person math tutoring on the Davis campus.

Holiday closure dates: Dec. 24th - Jan. 4th

Math Resources

Math Tutoring

Drop-in Tutoring Information

The Math Tutoring Center offers drop-in tutoring for the following math courses: MATH 0810, 0950, 0970, 0990, 1010, 1030, 1035, 1040, 1050, 1060, 1080, 1120, 1210, and 1220.

All of our tutors can help with the math courses listed above. For courses above the 1000 level, see the schedule below.

For nursing students who need help with dosing math, please select "Tutoring Options" from the drop down at the top of this page and learn more about our nursing tutors.

Drop-in In-person Tutoring Schedule

We are building our math tutoring staff, so some times of day have fewer tutors. If you come at a time when only one or two tutors are available, the wait time will be longer.

To help you plan when to visit the Math Tutoring Center, please look at our list below of the number of tutors working throughout the day. We will update this schedule as we hire more tutors.

Drop-in Online Tutoring Schedule

A math tutors can work with you online. For Spring 2025 semester, there is only one tutor working online at a time, so there may be a wait time.

For more information, call 801-626-6550.

Online Tutoring Hours

Spring 2025 coming soon

Meet our Tutors

Dipesh

Math tutor - can speak Nepali

Dixit

Math tutor - can speak Nepali and some Hindi

Jamie

Math tutor

Sawyer

Math tutor

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Math Resources

Tips to Beat Math Anxiety

It's important to remember that you're not alone in feeling anxious about math. Working with other students, asking questions, and joining a study group can really help boost your confidence. Don't be too hard on yourself if you get a bad grade - seek support and keep pushing forward. Be realistic about the time and effort needed to succeed in math and take regular breaks if you feel frustrated. Consider taking a "fun" class to help relieve stress and reward yourself for your hard work.
How to Create a Study Group

When organizing study groups for math homework, it's best to meet at the same time every week for hour-long sessions. Completing homework beforehand is ideal to bring up any questions during the meet-up, rather than doing the homework during the session. It's helpful to quiz each other on vocabulary and steps for certain types of problems as well as reviewing class notes together. If interested, a tutor can join the study group.