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Math Assistance
"Mathematics is a more powerful instrument of knowledge than any other that has been bequeathed to us by human agency."
For many, mathematics is also among the most difficult subjects in which to succeed. If you need help with your math classes, or with any of your classes that use math, such as chemistry, physics, business or economics, stop by or call the Center for Teaching & Learning at (630) 844-5520 to set up an appointment with our tutors.
If you're getting ready to take the Illinois Basics Skills Test, you are welcome to attend the College of Education's Basic Skills Test review workshops.
If you haven't had a math class in a long time and you'd like to brush up a bit before you start your class, you may want to work with a tutor to determine your current skill level, or the Center for Teaching & Learning has some self-study materials you could use to work on your own. Also, check out our links below.
Math tutor specialties
- Linda Hess: Statistics, probability, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, finite, operations research
- John Clements: All levels of math, as well as physics, inorganic (and some organic) chemistry, Earth science and astronomy
- Nancy Jung: All math up to and including algebra, biological sciences, anatomy and physiology
- Chris Paar: All levels of math, including statistics and calculus.
Math Chiropractic
The Center for Teaching & Learning also offers Math Chiropractic. If you cannot make a regular appointment or just have a few questions you want to ask an expert, drop by and see Chris during his Math Chiropractic hours — no appointment necessary.
Fall 2009 Math Chiropractic
Location: 2nd floor of Phillips Library, Study Room 1
Walk-in Hours: Thursday, 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Other Helpful Links
Rice University Virtual Statistics Lab
