Academic Support for Mathematics Students
Worried about math? Whether you are studying for a prelim or brushing up on
forgotten algebra, we can relieve your math anxiety. Don’t wait until the end of the
semester to seek help!
Math Support Center
256 Malott Hall
Maria Terrell, director
(607) 255-3905
mst1@cornell.edu
The MSC operates on the premise
that you will learn mathematical
concepts best by doing problems
and practicing regularly. Study
capsules and tutoring assist in
refreshing your memory, filling gaps
in your math background,
reinforcing class work, helping on
difficult topics, or reviewing for
exams. MSC services are available
weekdays and Sundays throughout
the semester.
For review session and tutoring
schedules, copies of study
capsules, and more, visit
www.math.cornell.edu/msc/
Learning Strategies
Center, Math Branch
Quincy Loney
212 Malott Hall
(607) 255-8637
qel2@cornell.edu
Mark Jauquet
214 Malott Hall
(607) 255-5248
maj29@cornell.edu
Classes, tutorials, workshops, and
individual consultations help
students develop effective learning
strategies and reach their academic
potential.
Web site: lsc.cornell.edu
Free Tutoring
Experienced tutors are available on a walk-in basis for free individual and
small-group tutoring. Hours generally include business hours weekdays
and Sunday evenings in the Math Support Center with additional hours on
north campus two evenings each week. The schedule is posted outside
256 Malott Hall and at www.math.cornell.edu/msc/.
Review Sessions
Review sessions are held at the start of each semester for students wanting
to brush up on some pre-calculus topics. The schedule for fall 2015 is:
 Algebra Review
— September 3, 7:00–9:00 p.m. in Malott 406
 Trigonometry Review — September 8, 7:00–9:00 p.m. in Malott 406
Independent Study Capsules
Compact study capsules address topics from pre-calculus to calculus and
allow students to work at their own pace.
Resources
 A small library of math texts helps students to broaden their
understanding of mathematical concepts.
 Our Survival Kit is filled with suggestions for succeeding in a Cornell
math class.
Academic Support Courses
MATH 1006, 1011, and 1012 meet weekly to supplement lecture material,
answer questions, and provide tips for effectively learning the material in
MATH 1106, 1110, and 1120. Students who enroll in a support course
receive one transcript credit (depending on college) and tutoring services.
Those who do not wish to enroll are invited to attend but cannot utilize
the tutoring services. There are no exams or homework assignments.
Students who enroll receive S/U grades based on attendance only.
Free Statistics Tutoring at the LSC Statistics Lab
The LSC offers free statistics tutoring on a walk-in basis to students
enrolled in AEM 2100, BTRY 3010, HADM 2010, ILRST/STSCI 2100,
ILRST/STSCI 2110, MATH 1710, NTRES 3130/STSCI 2200, PSYCH
3500, SOC 3010, and STSCI 2150 during the academic year. The lab is
located in 417 CCC and staffed with peer tutors four evenings per week.
For further information, contact the lab director, Helen Ann Yunis (hay8),
or visit the Learning Strategies Center web site at lsc.cornell.edu.