All tutoring sessions are intended to assist students to be successful in their coursework. Tutors are discouraged from helping students with graded work as it goes against the Academic Integrity Policy.
Guidelines for Remote Tutoring
The Academic Support/Student Success Center offers tutoring to all Columbia-Greene Community College students. Due to Covid -19, all tutoring services are remote beginning Fall 2020 until further notice. Qualified peer and professional tutors are available to assist students in many academic areas such as :
Course # | Course Name |
BI 112 | Human Biology |
BI 130/131 | Anatomy & Physiology I/II |
BI 210 | Microbiology |
CO 102 | Interpersonal Communications |
EN 090 | English Fundamentals |
EN 100 | English Skills |
EN 101 | Composition |
EN 102 | Composition & Literature |
EN 105 | Technical Writing |
EN 201 | American Literature: Colonial – 1899 |
EN 204 | American Literature: 1900 – present |
EN 211 | Creative Writing |
EN 212 | Expository Writing |
EN 232 | Short Stories |
ESL 096 | English as a Second Language, Intermediate |
ESL 098 | English as a Second Language, Advanced |
MA 090 | Fundamentals of Mathematics |
MA 098 | Pre-Statistics |
MA 100 | Pre- Algebra |
MA 102 | Statistics |
MA 110 | College Algebra |
MA 111 | Pre-Calculus |
MA 117 | Algebra & Trigonometry |
MA 122/123 | Calculus I/II |
NU 101 | Nursing I |
PY 101 | General Psychology |
PY 299 | Abnormal Psychology |
To request academic support, please email the Academic Support/Student Success Center. Students and tutors will work together to schedule a session that meets their individual needs. All tutoring sessions provided by peer and/or professional tutors will be via Blackboard Collaborate. C-GCC students may access Blackboard Collaborate by following these instructions.
In certain disciplines, faculty members are available to support the Academic Support/Student Success Center. In addition to the services mentioned above, NetTutor, a professional remote tutoring service, is available to meet the varied schedules and needs of our students in the following subjects:
Subject Areas |
Math |
ESL |
English and Writing |
First Year Experience and College Student Success |
Allied Health |
Biology |
Child Development |
Anatomy and Physiology |
Business |
Communications |
Chemistry |
Computer Sciences and IT |
Criminology |
Economics |
Finance and Accounting |
Government and Political Science |
History |
Nursing |
Philosophy |
Physics |
Psychology |
Sociology |
Spanish |