Seeking academic support? The Ut Sanger Learning Center offers comprehensive one-on-one tutoring to help you excel in your courses. Connect with trained peer tutors dedicated to helping you grasp challenging concepts and strengthen your understanding of course material. Every student at the University of Texas at Austin receives 25 free tutoring credits at the beginning of each semester, making academic assistance readily accessible. Need more support? Additional credits can be requested, ensuring you have the resources you need to succeed. Each tutoring credit unlocks a valuable one-hour session with a knowledgeable tutor.
Personalized Learning Support at Your Fingertips
The UT Sanger Learning Center provides flexible tutoring options to fit your learning style and schedule. Whether you prefer the focused environment of in-person sessions or the convenience of online meetings, we’ve got you covered. In-person tutoring takes place on the third floor of the Jester Academic Center, offering a dedicated space for collaborative learning. For students who prefer remote assistance, Zoom tutoring provides a seamless online experience.
To make the most of your tutoring session, take a moment to prepare beforehand. Thinking about specific questions or areas where you need assistance will allow you and your tutor to maximize your time together. Ready to get started? Scheduling an appointment is easy through MySLC.
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Courses Offered for Tutoring at the Sanger Learning Center
The UT Sanger Learning Center supports a wide range of subjects, ensuring you can find assistance in many of your courses. Below is a comprehensive list of courses currently offering tutoring. If you don’t see your specific course, be sure to check MySLC for the most up-to-date listings as courses may be added.
Accounting
- ACC 310F: Foundations of Accounting
- ACC 311: Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
- ACC 312: Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
Astronomy
- AST 301: An Introduction to Astronomy for Non-Science Majors
- AST 307: Introductory Astronomy
Biochemistry
- BCH 339F: Foundations of Biochemistry
- BCH 369: Fundamentals of Biochemistry
Biology
- BIO 206L: Intro to Laboratory Experiments in Biology
- BIO 311C: Introductory Biology I
- BIO 311D: Introductory Biology II
- BIO 315H: Advanced Intro to Genetics – Honors
- BIO 325: Genetics
- BIO 325H: Genetics Honors
Chemistry
- CH 128K: Organic Chemistry Lab
- CH 128L: Organic Chemistry Lab
- CH 204: Introduction to Chemical Practice
- CH 220C: Organic Chemistry Lab
- CH 301: Principles of Chemistry I
- CH 301C: Foundations of Chemistry I
- CH 301H: Foundations of Chemistry I Honors
- CH 301N: Chemistry in Our World I
- CH 302: Principles of Chemistry II
- CH 302C: Foundations of Chemistry II
- CH 302H: Foundations of Chemistry II Honors
- CH 302N: Chemistry in Our World II
- CH 320M: Organic Chemistry I
- CH 320N: Organic Chemistry II
- CH 328M: Organic Chemistry I
- CH 328N: Organic Chemistry II
- CH 431: Inorganic Chemistry
Chinese
- CHI 312L: Second-Year Chinese II
- CHI 506: Introductory Chinese
- CHI 604: Accelerated First-Year Chinese
- CHI 606: First-Year Chinese I
- CHI 607: First-Year Chinese II
Classical Civilization
- CC 306M Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology
Computer Science
- CS 302: Computer Fluency
- CS 303E: Elements of Computers/Programming
- CS 312: Introduction to Programming
- CS 313E: Elements of Software Design
- CS 314: Data Structures
Economics
- ECO 301: Intro to Economics
- ECO 304K: Intro to Microeconomics
- ECO 304L: Intro to Macroeconomics
- ECO 329: Economics Statistics
- ECO 420K: Microeconomic Theory
- ECO 420S: Mathematical Microeconomic Theory with Advanced Applications
- ECO 441K: Introduction to Econometrics
Electrical and Computer Engineering
- ECE 302: Introduction to Electrical Engineering
- ECE 306: Introduction to Computing
- ECE 411: Circuit Theory
Engineering Mechanics
- E M 306: Statics
- E M 311: Dynamics
- E M 319: Mechanics of Solids
Finance
- FIN 320F: Foundations of Finance
- FIN 357: Business Finance
French
- FR 317C: Enhancing French Skills
- FR 320E: Advanced French I
- FR 406: Introductory French I
- FR 407: Introductory French II
- FR 412K: Intermediate French
- FR 601C: Beginning French
- FR 604: Accelerated First-Year French
- FR 611C: Intermediate French
Government
- GOV 310L: American and Texas Government
- GOV 312L: Issues and Policies in American Government
Integrative Biology
- INB 346: Human Biology
- INB 359K: Principles of Animal Behavior
- INB 365S: Human Systems Physiology
- INB 370: Evolution
- INB 446L: Human Microscopic and Gross Anatomy
Korean
- KOR 604: Accelerated First-Year Korean
- KOR 606: First-Year Korean I
- KOR 607: First-Year Korean II
Management Information Systems
- MIS 301: Introduction to Information Technology Management
- MIS 304: Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming
Mathematics
- M 301: College Algebra
- M 302: Introduction to Mathematics
- M 305G: Elementary Functions and Coordinate Geometry
- M 308C: Integral Calculus
- M 310P: Modern Mathematics, Plan II
- M 316K: Foundations of Arithmetic
- M 316L: Foundations of Geometry, Statistics, and Probability
- M 325K: Discrete Mathematics
- M 328K: Introduction to Number Theory
- M 340L: Matrices and Matrix Computations
- M 341: Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory
- M 361K: Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
- M 362K: Probability I
- M 365C: Real Analysis I
- M 408C: Differential and Integral Calculus
- M 408D: Sequential, Series, and Multivariable Calculus
- M 408K: Differential Calculus
- M 408L: Integral Calculus
- M 408M: Multivariable Calculus
- M 408N: Differential Calculus for Science
- M 408Q: Differential/Integral Calculus for Business
- M 408R: Calculus for Biologists
- M 408S: Integral Calculus Science
- M 427J: Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
- M 427L: Advanced Calculus for Applications
Mechanical Engineering
- M E 316T: Thermodynamics
Molecular Biosciences
- MBS 326R: General Microbiology
- MBS 344: Molecular Biology
Neuroscience
- NEU 330: Neural Systems I
Physical Science
- PS 303: Intro to Physical Science I
- PS 304: Intro to Physical Science II
Physics
- PHY 101L: Laboratory for Physics 301
- PHY 105M: Laboratory for Physics 302K, 303K, and 317K
- PHY 105N: Laboratory for Physics 302L, 303L, and 317L
- PHY 116L: Laboratory for Physics 316
- PHY 301: Mechanics
- PHY 302K: General Physics – Tech Crs-Mech/Heat/Sound
- PHY 302L: General Physics – Elec/Light/Nuc
- PHY 303K: Engineering Physics I
- PHY 303L: Engineering Physics II
- PHY 309K: Elementary PHY for Nontechnical Students
- PHY 309L: Elementary Physics for Nontechnical Students
- PHY 315: Wave Motion and Optics
- PHY 316: Electricity and Magnetism
- PHY 317K: General Physics I
- PHY 317L: General Physics II
Psychology
- PSY 301: Introduction to Psychology
- PSY 420M: Psychological Methods and Statistics
Spanish
- SPN 311: Second-Year Spanish
- SPN 311J: Intermediate Spanish for Heritage Learners
- SPN 314: Spanish Conversation and Culture
- SPN 327C: Advanced Grammar and Writing in Context
- SPN 367C: Spanish for Health Professions
- SPN 601D: First-Year Spanish I
- SPN 604: Accelerated Introductory Spanish for Heritage Learners
- SPN 610D: First-Year Spanish II
- SPN 611D: Second-Year Spanish
Sociology
- SOC 317L: Introduction to Social Statistics
Statistics and Data Sciences
- SDS 301: Elementary Statistical Methods
- SDS 302F: Foundations of Data Analysis
- SDS 310T: Topics in Statistics and Computation
- SDS 320E: Elements of Statistics
- SDS 321: Introduction to Probability and Statistics
- SDS 322E: Elements of Data Science
- SDS 324E: Elements of Regression Analysis
Statistics
- STA 301: Introduction to Data Science
