Spring 2022 hours
***The lab has a new location on the 2nd floor of MLIB***
Monday - Thursday | 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sunday | 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Math Learning Lab Schedule
How to use the Math Learning Lab
- Bring your textbook, notes, laptop (if using an online learning system).
- Sign in, (include your Student ID number).
- Ask for help - raise your hand.
- Do your homework in the lab and ask if you need help.
- Group with others in the same course and work together.
- Bring your own calculator, pencils, etc. We have whiteboards in the lab.
Math Tutor Role
It is not the role of the tutors to give answers. Tutors are there to teach students skills that they can apply to their current and future assignments and in class. Even if they aren't experts in your particular subject, they will look at it and try to figure it out. We can't guarantee that we can help with every problem, but we will certainly try!
Community Coding 
Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions(opens in new window). Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment.
Other Tutoring Options
- Subject tutoring by appointment(opens in new window)
- Private Math Tutor List - Available upon request - mathdept@csuchico.edu
- Office hours - Visit your professor during office hours.
- Textbook websites - Many texts have "companion" websites with videos, practice tests, reviews, and tutorials.
- Great Math Websites with free help:
