Become a Tutor

You can make difference at Mizzou by tutoring your fellow classmates! Tutoring your peers is rewarding, both academically and personally. In addition to the satisfaction that comes from supporting others as they work to achieve their academic goals, you will have the opportunity to hone and reinforce the knowledge you have attained from your own classroom experience. 

To qualify, you must:

  • Have a minimum grade of A- in course(s) for which you will be tutoring
  • Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
  • Have upper-class standing (sophomore or above), preferably
  • Be able to communicate effectively, maintain cooperative peer relationships, and be teamwork-oriented, dependable, attentive to detail, friendly, mature and approachable
  • Possess the ability to work with people from varied backgrounds
  • Be able to provide the email address of a Mizzou faculty member who can serve as a recommendation for the subject area you are applying to tutor
  • If selected for the position, refer to New Employee Registration for a list of acceptable documents to avoid a delayed start date

Subject-Specific Requirements

You must be able to tutor the following courses for the subject you are applying for:

  1. Biological & Life Sciences:
    • BIO_SC 1010 General Principles and Concepts of Biology
    • BIO_SC 1500 Intro to Biological Systems
    • BIO_SC 2200 General Genetics
  2. Chemistry & Biochemistry:
    • CHEM 1400 College Chemistry I
    • CHEM 1410 College Chemistry II
    • CHEM 2100 Organic Chemistry I
  3. Economics:
    • ECONOM 1014 Principles of Microeconomics
    • ECONOM 1015 Principles of Macroeconomics 
  4. Mathematics:
    • MATH 0110 Intermediate Algebra
    • MATH 1050 Quantitative Reasoning
    • MATH 1100 College Algebra
    • MATH 1300 Finite Math
    • MATH 1500 Calculus I
  5. Physics & Engineering:
    • PHYSCS 1210 College Physics I
    • PHYSCS 1220 College Physics II
    • PHYSCS 2750 University Physics I
  6. Pre-Health:
    • PTH_AS 2201 Human Anatomy and Physiology
  7. Spanish:
    • SPAN 1100 Elementary Spanish I
    • SPAN 1200 Elementary Spanish II
    • SPAN 2100 Elementary Spanish III
    • SPAN 2160 Intermediate Spanish Composition and Conversation
  8. Statistics:
    • STAT 1200 Introductory Statistical Reasoning
    • STAT 2200 Introductory Statistical Methods
    • STAT 2500 Intro to Probability and Statistics I

Application:

Apply Here!