Face-to-face
tutoring sessions are available whenever CTAS Writing Support is open and last 50 minutes.
There are
three ways to meet with a
Writing Support tutor:
Walk-in tutoring:
The most popular option. No appointment necessary! Just visit us at L-113
during our operating hours, and we will match you with the next available tutor
on a first-come, first-served basis.
One-time appointments:
Call us at 718-631-6663 or stop by L-113, and reserve a tutor for a specific
day and time (up to a week in advance).
Weekly appointments:
Meet with the same tutor at the same time each week for the entire semester. To
set up a weekly appointment, call us at 718-631-6663 or stop by L-113, or click here.
We
also provide online feedback and assistance on paper drafts 24/7 through Tiger
Write, our e-tutoring system!
How
to get the most out of your CTAS Writing Support tutoring session
Face-to-face
session tips
If you have an appointment, arrive on time.
Bring a copy of your assignment sheet or syllabus to help guide your tutoring
session.
Bring your draft (if you have one) as a printout. If your work is on a flash
drive, ask your tutor to bring a laptop to the table.
If you have any written feedback on your draft from your instructor, share it
with your tutor.
Think about which aspects of your paper draft or assignment YOU believe are
most important to improve first.
Tiger
Write online tutoring session tips
In the "Assignment Content" box, type in as many specific assignment guidelines
as you can from your syllabus or assignment sheet. This will help guide your
tutor's feedback.
In the "About the Assignment" box, note the specific aspect(s) of your writing
that you'd like the tutor to focus on.
Remember that it can take up to 48 hours to get a response, especially during
busy times of the semester. Please submit your assignment draft at least three
days before its due date, so you will have enough time to revise after you get
our feedback.
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