Tutoring Directory

The following programs offer academic support to Cal Poly Pomona students. Please note any specific eligibility requirements for each program.

Learning Resource Center (LRC)

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• Free to all CPP students
• Appointment, online and drop-in tutoring from Week 2 through Finals Week 
  • Tutoring (Subject, Writing and Online Tutoring)
  • Academic Skills
  • Workshops
  • CPU 4010
  • Supplemental Instruction
  • Test Preparation 

More Info about the LRC

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The Learning Resource Center (LRC) promotes student success by providing programs and services that advance students’ critical thinking, problem solving, and analytical skills.

The Learning Resource Center (LRC) is certified through the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA), an international tutoring organization. The LRC's CRLA certification process sets an internationally accepted standard of tutor training for the purpose of providing tutors with skills, recognition, and positive reinforcement for successful work. 

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Making an Appointment on CPP Connect

Type of Appointment: Tutoring

Location: Learning Resource Center - Tutoring OR Learning Resource Center - Writing Center

Email lrcscheduling@cpp.edu for questions or assistance. 

Visit CPP Connect

Contact

  

Email: lrc@cpp.edu and lrcscheduling@cpp.edu 

LRC Website

Achievement, Retention and Commitment to Higher Education Success (ARCHES)

About

• Free to active ARCHES participants. (Eligibility: undergraduate students who are registered with the Disability Resource Center and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident)
• Appointment tutoring from Week 3 through Week 15 (Participants Expected to Attend Weekly) 
  • Supplemental Academic Advising
  • Peer Tutoring
  • Peer Mentoring
    
    
    

More Info About ARCHES

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The Achievement, Retention and Commitment to Higher Education Success (ARCHES) program is a TRIO Student Support Services project funded by the U.S. Department of Education, and is a part of the Disability Resource Center (DRC). ARCHES provides comprehensive support services to its participants in order to facilitate timely graduation, these services include: Supplemental Academic Advising, Peer Tutoring, and Peer Mentoring.  

ARCHES Peer Tutoring runs from 3rd week of instruction through the 15th week of instruction during the regular academic year. ARCHES participants are expected to attend weekly scheduled tutoring appointments for the full 13 weeks of tutoring. Participants are eligible to receive one or two hours of free tutoring per week, per class, each term upon request. 

To be eligible to participate in ARCHES, students must be: an undergraduate who is enrolled or accepted for enrollment at Cal Poly Pomona, registered with the Disability Resource Center (DRC) office, and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

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Making An Appointment on CPP Connect

Type of Appointment: Tutoring

Location: ARCHES Tutoring (Note: You must be an ARCHES student to access)

CPP Connect 

Contact

Email: arches@cpp.edu 

ARCHES Website

DRC Website

 

Educational Opportunity Program Learning Center (EOP LC)

About

• Free to EOP & Renaissance Scholar students. Services are also open to students participating in our partner program, Male Success Initiative. 
• Appointment and Drop-In Tutoring
  • Individual (one-to-one) scheduled 1-hour appointments
  • Subject Tutoring
  • Writing and Presentations

More Info About EOP Learning Center

The EOP Learning Center is a community of learners and peer-educators dedicated to academic success. We advocate for equity and cultivate a culture where ANY student can excel academically at Cal Poly Pomona by empowering them with research-backed strategies for learning, productivity, and mindset.  Our unique approach combines traditional tutoring with academic coaching, so students gain the strategies they need to reach their academic goals at CPP. We offer both one-hour appointments and drop-ins with our Learning Strategists, both in-person or via Zoom.

Visit our website to learn more about our services and how to schedule an appointment.

***The EOP Learning Center services are available to EOP and Renaissance Scholar students. Services are also open to students participating in our partner program, Male Success Initiative. 

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Making An Appointment on CPP Connect

Type of Appointment: Tutoring (Note: You must be an EOP student to access) 

Location: Student Support & Equity Programs Tutoring

Building 1, 2nd Floor, Room 200

CPP Connect

Learning Strategist Schedule

Contact

Email: eoplc@cpp.edu 

EOP Learning Center Website

EOP Website

Maximizing Engineering Potential (MEP) Tutoring

About

Maximizing Engineering Potential (MEP) offers tutoring to all College of Engineering students. Tutoring supports lower-division math, physics, and chemistry classes for all engineering majors and selected upper-division engineering courses. Tutors support more than one subject, including fundamental STEM courses and engineering courses.

• Free to all College of Engineering Students
• Appointment Tutoring 
  • Subject Tutoring
  • Supplemental Instruction 

More About MEP

More About MEP

Maximizing Engineering Potential (MEP) offers tutoring to all College of Engineering students. Tutoring supports lower-division math, physics, and chemistry classes for all engineering majors and selected upper-division engineering courses. Tutors support more than one subject, including fundamental STEM courses and engineering courses. Tutoring sessions are conducted via Zoom. Appointments are made via CPP Connect. For a schedule and list of classes supported, please visit the MEP Tutoring webpage: https://meptutoring.acuityscheduling.com.

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Making An Appointment on CPP Connect

Type of Appointment: Tutoring

Location: Maximizing Engineering Potential Tutoring

CPP Connect

MEP Tutoring Schedule

 

Contact

Email: mep@cpp.edu 

MEP Website

 

Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program (RAMP) Tutoring

About

• Free to students who are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and are low-income, first-generation college student, or a student with disability at Cal Poly Pomona
• Appointment tutoring
  • Reading Tutorials
  • Supplemental Academic, Career and Personal Advising
  • Peer Mentoring
  • Peer Coaching
  • Graduate School Preparation
  • Test Preparation

More Info About RAMP

More Info About RAMP

The Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program (RAMP) is a TRIO Student Support Services project funded by the U.S. Department of Education. RAMP provides academic and personal support to participants in persisting at Cal Poly Pomona and graduate in a timely manner. RAMP fosters academic excellence, leadership development, and cultural awareness. RAMP's core services are reading tutorials; supplemental academic, career, and personal advising; and peer mentoring. 

To be eligible to participate in RAMP, students must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and be low-income, first-generation college student, or a student with disability at Cal Poly Pomona.

 

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Making An Appointment on CPP Connect

Type of Appointment: Tutoring (Note: You must be a RAMP student to access)

Location: Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program Tutoring 

CPP Connect

 

 

Contact

Email: ramp@cpp.edu 

RAMP Website

 

Biology Learning Assistant (Bio-LA) Program

About

The Biology Learning Assistant (Bio-LA) Program is dedicated to helping students succeed and feel like they belong at Cal Poly and in the biology major.

Learning Assistants help facilitate student learning in the classroom and serve as peer-tutors in their dedicated classrooms to build their training as future middle and high school biology teachers. 

 

More info about Bio-LA

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The Biology Learning Assistant (Bio-LA) Program is dedicated to helping students succeed and feel like they belong at Cal Poly and in the biology major. Bio-LAs help facilitate student learning in the classroom and serve as peer-tutors in their dedicated classrooms to build their training as future middle and high school biology teachers. 

In addition, the program aims to recruit and advise future middle and high school biology teachers. 

Bio-LAs work with Dr. Janel Ortiz and support students completing: Foundations Series (Bio 1210, 1220), Non-Majors Biology (Bio 1110), Basic Biology (Non-Majors, focus on science majors), (Bio 1150), Microbiology (Bio 2060), Human Physiology (Bio 2350), Additional non-majors courses and Selected upper-division courses. 

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Making an Appointment with a Learning Assistant

 Type of Appointment: Tutoring 

In-person or Zoom appointments are available

Location: Biology Learning Center (BLC) Building 4, 1st Floor, Room 403

For more information contact Dr. Ortiz at: jortiz@cpp.edu 

 Learning Assistant Tutoring Schedule

Contact

 (909) 869-3734

 Email: jortiz@cpp.edu 

Bio-LA Program Website