Request an ART Tutor aka Individual Tutor

Academic Recovery Tutoring aka Individual Tutoring is reserved for students who are in academic recovery. For example, a student may be considered in academic recovery if they are: 

• Currently on an Academic Recovery Commitment plan
• Requesting support in a course they withdrew from in a prior term
• Working on raising their cumulative GPA to a 3.00
• Returning from Time Away for Personal/Medical Reasons

ART Tutoring is offered during Fall, Winter, and Spring terms. 
 

26F Academic Recovery Tutoring Request Form

***First year students and transfer students in their first term taking classes at Dartmouth can submit an ART request to be reviewed and must schedule an academic coaching session to discuss the request. 

Academic Recovery Tutoring is limited.

We strongly encourage students to engage with the academic resources that may already be built into the courses they are taking for example:

• Office Hours, TA Hours, Tutorials
• Peer Tutoring  
• Dartmouth Emerging Engineers
• Teaching Science Fellows
• The Writing Center
• Additional Campus Resources

Students can request an individual tutor starting Monday of Week 2 and ending Friday of Week 7 of the term. ART is available during Fall, Winter, and Spring terms.

Requests are reviewed Tuesday and Thursday mornings by a member of the Academic Skills Center staff.

Based on when the request is submitted, you can expect to receive a response within 3-5 business days notifying you if your request has been approved/not approved.

For requests that are approved, we will begin actively recruiting an individual tutor after we send you the notification. Please know that some courses may be challenging to recruit for and it is in your best interest to request an ART Tutor early. 

Academic Recovery Tutoring aka Individual Tutoring is offered for students free of charge.

ART Tutors & Tutees meet for 1 hour of individual tutoring per week per course for the term.

The weekly day/time is determined by the ART Tutor & Tutee pair.

Attendance is required. It is also expected that the Tutee engages in all resources available for the course.