Tutoring Center (We've Moved!)

The Tutoring Office is located in the Osterlin Building (#3 on the Main Campus Map), in room O134. It is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Wednesday 8 a.m.–4 p.m., and Friday by appointment.

Services provided include individual tutoring, drop-in tutoring, study skills assistance, and supplemental videos and resources.

Any student who is experiencing academic difficulties in an NMC class can request tutoring, and it's available in many courses. Please call our office at (231) 995-1138 to check availability.

Hours: By Appointment only

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Wednesday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Friday: By Appointment

Call or email us for additional hours.

Our Mission

To help the student develop the skills necessary to be successful by creating a supportive learning environment that fosters intellectual growth.

Application to Receive Tutoring

Please fill out the tutoring application (PDF), and submit it to the Tutoring email at tutoring@nmc.edu.

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Math and Science Center: Spring 2021

Where is the Math and Science Center?

The Math and Science Center is located in the basement of the Tanis Building, in room T53.

How does Math tutoring work?

The Math Center is a drop-in tutoring resource. Tutors and Instructors are available to help students with homework and general math skills. No appointment is necessary.

Students can come to the math center with specific questions about class lectures or assignments, or to work with classmates. Many students plan to complete homework assignments in the Math Center so they can double-check their answers with the Math Center employees and have any confusing topics explained.

Which Math classes are covered?

Math Center employees are equipped to help students with all NMC math classes, from Pre-Algebra through Calculus III and Differential Equations.

How does Science tutoring work?

The Science Center is a drop-in tutoring resource. No appointment is necessary. Students can come to the Science Center with specific questions about class lectures or assignments, or to work with other classmates.