Learning Assistance & Resource Center

• ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting I
• ACC 202 - Principles of Accounting II

• American Sign Language (ASL)
• ASL 101- Elementary American Sign Language I
• ASL 102 - Elementary American Sign Language II
• ASL 201 - Intermediate American Sign Language I
• ASL 202 - Intermediate American Sign Language II
• ASL 301 - Advanced American Sign Language I
• ASL 302 - Advanced American Sign Language II

• BIO 100 - Basic Biological Science
• BIO 110 - General Biology I
• BIO 111- General Biology II
• BIO 204- Introductory Microbiology 
• BIO 210 - Genetics 
• BIO 211 - Cell Biology
• BIO 214- General Microbiology 
• BIO 259 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIO 269 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIO 270 - Ecology

• CHE 102 - General Chemistry I with assistance
• CHE 103 - General Chemistry I
• CHE 104 - General Chemistry II
• CHE 107 - General Chemistry for Allied Health Sciences
• CHE 231 - Organic Chemistry I
• CHE 232 - Organic Chemistry II

• CSC 110 - Fundamentals in Computer Science
• CSC 112- Programming & Data Science 
• CSC 115- Introduction to Computer Programming 
• CSC 141- Computer Science I
• CSC 142 - Computer Science II
• CSC 220- Foundations of Computer Science 
• CSC 231- Computer Systems 
• CSC 240- Computer Science III 
• CSC 241- Data Structures & Algorithms  
• CSC - 402 Software Engineering

• CSD 101- Introduction to Communicative Disorders 
• CSD 106 - Anatomy of Speech and Hearing Mechanisms
• CSD 110 - American Sign Language I
• CSD 111 - American Sign Language II
• CSD 203- Speech and Hearing Science 
• CSD 207- Introduction to Phonetics 
• CSD 208 - Neurology of Speech & Hearing
• CSD 211 - Intermediate American Sign Language II

• ECO 111 - Principles of Economics (Macro)
• ECO 112 - Principles of Economics (Micro)
• ECO 251 - Business Analytics I
• ECO 340 - Intermediate Microeconomics
• ECO 351 - Business Analytics II

• ESS 101 - Introduction to Geology
• ESS 102 - Humans and the Environment

• FIN  325- Corporate Finance 

• FRE 101 - Elementary French I (Traditional)
• FRE 102 - Elementary French II (Traditional)
• FRE 201 - Intermediate French I (Traditional)
• FRE 202 - Intermediate French II (Traditional)

• GEO 101 - World Geography
• GEO 103 - Human Geography
• GEO 104 - Introduction to Geospatial Technology and Analytics

• GER 101 - Elementary German I
• GER 102 - Elementary German II
• GER 201 - Intermediate German I
• GER 202 - Intermediate German II

• HIS 100 - Contemporary Global History
• HIS 101 - History of Civilization I
• HIS 102 - History of Civilization II
• HIS 150 - The American Experience
• HIS 151 - History of the United States I
• HIS 152 - History of the United States II

• MAT Q30 - Fundamentals of Algebra
• MAT 101 - Mathematics for Teachers of Children I
• MAT 102 - Mathematics for Teachers of Children II
• MAT 103 - Introduction to Mathematics
• MAT 104 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics
• MAT 113 - Algebra and Functions
• MAT 115 - Algebra, Functions, and Trigonometry
• MAT 121 - Introduction to Statistics I
• MAT 125- Introduction to Statistics and Probability 
• MAT 131- Precalculus 
• MAT 143 - Brief Calculus
• MAT 145 - Calculus for the Life Sciences
• MAT 151 - Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
• MAT 161 - Calculus I
• MAT 162 - Calculus II
• MAT 200 - The Nature of Mathematics
• MAT 261- Calculus III 

• MHL 125 - Perspectives in Jazz
• MHL 180 - Global Soundscapes: Music, History, and Society
• MHL 210 - Music History I
• MHL 211 - Music History II
• MHL 210 - Music History III
• MHL 280 - Western Art Music I
• MHL 325 - History of Rock
• MHL 380 - Western Art Music II

• MTC 112 - Theory of Music I
• MTC 113 - Theory of Music II
• MTC 114 - Aural Activities I
• MTC 115 - Aural Activities II
• MTC 212 - Theory of Music III
• MTC 214 - Aural Activities III
• MTC 215 - Aural Activities IV

• PHI 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHI 180 - Introduction to Ethics

• PHY 100 - Elements of Physical Science
• PHY 130 - General Physics I
• PHY 140 - General Physics II
• PHY 170 - Physics I
• PHY 180 - Physics II

• PSC 100 - United States Government and Politics
• PSC 101 - Politics of Diversity in the U.S.
• PSC 200 - Political Analysis
• PSC 213 - International Relations

• PSY 100 - Introduction to Psychology
• PSY 120 - Multicultural Psychology
• PSY 245 - Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
• PSY 246 - Research Methods in Psychology

• SPA 101 - Elementary Spanish I
• SPA 102 - Elementary Spanish II
• SPA 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
• SPA 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
• SPA 301 - Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition
• SPA 302 - Advanced Spanish Grammar and Conversation

SPK 208 - Public Speaking

Tutoring support is available for introductory anthropology courses (ANT 101, ANT 102, ANT 103) through members of Lambda Alpha Nu Honors Society. Sessions are arranged individually.

Tutoring is available for the following chemistry courses:
CHE 100, CHE 102, CHE 103, CHE 104, CHE 107, CHE 230, CHE 231, CHE 232, CHE 321, CHE 341, CHE 342, CHE 371, CHE 476, CHE 409.

Location: 4th floor of SCS (Chemistry Department)
Format: First-come, first-serve; typically, 1-on-1 or small group tutoring if a group arrives together.

Alchemists Club Peer Tutoring schedule

Drop-in tutoring for CSC 141, 142, 240, and 241 is available in UNA 139. The schedule is posted on the department homepage or accessible via Discord.

Peer tutoring is available for CRJ 387. Interested students should contact their CRJ 387 course instructor for a referral.

Tutoring is available for economics and finance courses:

• Zach tutors ECO 251 and ECO 351.
• Marcus tutors ECO 111, 112, 251, 351, and FIN 325.
• Other tutors provide support for ECO 111 and 112 only.

Dr. Tom Andrews has a separate team of tutors for ECO 112, holding sessions in BPMC 489.

Additional ECO & FIN tutoring schedule .

Mathematics Learning Center Fall 2025 Tutor Schedule

Tutoring is available for NSG 367 and NSG 310. Please contact the course coordinator for details.

• Philosophy Tutoring for Undergraduate & Graduate Students
• Studying for tests & quizzes
• Help with papers
• Help with research
• General comprehension

Graduate Assistants offering tutoring for PHI students in any class, but especially for those in PHI 101, PHI 150, or PHI 180. Our offices are in Anderson Hall 220. The names and hours for the 3 graduate students are:

• Jacob Bella (JB1048051@wcupa.edu) : Monday, Tuesday 2PM - 3 PM or by appointment
• Julia Zug (jz971629@wcupa.edu) : Thursday 11AM - 12 PM , 2PM - 3 PM or by appointment
•  Felix (they/them) Rowland (AR1005514@wcupa.edu) : Wednesday 4 PM - 6 PM or by appointment

Tutoring information is shared weekly via email through the Society of Physics Students (SPS) Ramconnect group and posted outside the Physics Forum (SECC 372).

For more information, the SPS Officers will be the student points of contact:

• President: Jacob Dieterle – JD993737@wcupa.edu
•  Vice President: Max Hutchinson – ZMH966708@wcupa.edu
• Treasurer: Spencer D’Arcangelo – sd1018047@wcupa.edu
• Secretary: Devon Mattox – dm1021455@wcupa.edu

SPS Faculty Advisor: Dr. Tianran Chen – tchen@wcupa.edu

Additional Department tutoring offered by SPS

Students will be referred to their course instructors and directed to course support peers as needed.

Additional Department Peer Tutoring schedule