Math Support Options

• • Tutoring (all semester)

    MARCS (Math Activities Resource Centers & Support)

    • Free tutoring support for students currently in any math class from Math 50 to Math 290.
    • Location:  Building 61, first floor
    • Online Tutoring available by visiting the MARCS Online Tutoring Page

    
    

    ASAC (Academic Support & Achievement Center)

    • Free tutoring support for students currently in any math class from Math 50 to Math 290.
    • Location:  Building 6, first floor
    • Online Tutoring Available by visiting the ASAC Online Tutoring Page

    
    

    Net Tutor

    • 24/7 free online tutoring hosted by Net Tutor.  
  • Software (all semester)

    ALEKS

    • An online program that can help refresh your math skills.  ALEKS adapts to your math needs.
    • Contact the Assessment Center for information about how to get free access to ALEKS for 6 weeks.
    • Getting ready for Math 110 (Statistics)?  We also have an ALEKS module specifically designed for Math 110.

     

    Note:  Be aware that choosing a support option that changes the number of credit-units you are enrolled in can affect eligibility for such things as financial aid.  Be sure to first talk with a counselor if you think that a change in your number of credit-units might impact you.
  • Section or Level Transfer (weeks 1 - 3 of a 16-week semester)

    Section Transfer

    • Switch to a class with a 2-unit corequisite support option.

    
    

    Level Transfer

    • Switch to a different level class, higher or lower.  Could enroll in a 2-unit corequisite support class or not.

    
    

    How to get a section or level transfer:

    1. Confirm that there is space available in the course you plan on switching into before dropping the class you are enrolled in.
    2. Section or level transfers done during the first 2 weeks of class can be done by getting an add code for the class you want to take, dropping the class you are enrolled in, and then using the add code to get into the desired class.
    3. During the 3^rd week there are forms that need to be signed by the professor in the class you plan on transferring into, and by the professor of the class you are transferring out of.

     

    Note:  Be aware that choosing a support option that changes the number of credit-units you are enrolled in can affect eligibility for such things as financial aid.  Be sure to first talk with a counselor if you think that a change in your number of credit-units might impact you.
  • Short-term Math Classes (weeks 9 - 16 of a 16-week semester)

    8-Week Credit Math Courses

    • These half-semester courses meet twice as many times per week.  Visit the class schedule for availability.

     

    Note:  Be aware that choosing a support option that changes the number of credit-units you are enrolled in can affect eligibility for such things as financial aid.  Be sure to first talk with a counselor if you think that a change in your number of credit-units might impact you. 
  • Noncredit Math Preparation Classes (all semester)

    Noncredit Math Preparation Classes

    Noncredit math preparation classes provide a structured environment where you can learn math skills to help you succeed in your credit classes.   You can start class at any time and all classes are FREE.  All you have to do is show up to the math class to register.  Noncredit classes do not affect your GPA or financial aid status.  Also, counselors are available during class time for advising.

     

    • Noncredit AIME (Academic Intervention for Math and English) classes are designed to prepare students for transfer-level math courses and Math 71.  To find out more information or to see when and where AIME classes are offered visit this link.  You can also call 909-274-4935 or email dnecke@mtsac.edu for more information.
    • If you are enrolled in Math 50 or Math 51, support is offered through the ABE Learning Center.