We are thrilled to announce that, beginning Friday, October 18th, you will have access to On Demand Tutoring directly from within your classroom!

At Argosy University, your academic success is our highest priority. We know how important it is for you to receive the help you need, right when you need it. With On Demand Tutoring, our commitment to providing you with excellent support will reach a new level.

On Demand Tutoring enables you to get the tutoring help when you need it in the following subjects: Math, Statistics, Writing, Chemistry, Biology, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Economics, Finance, Accounting, Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, & PowerPoint, Allied Health Anatomy & Physiology and Allied Health Pharmacology.

The On Demand tutors consist of over 1,600 university faculty, graduate students and retired educators, 90% of whom have advanced degrees in the subject area that they tutor.

With On Demand Tutoring, you can also:
• Submit your writing to the Online Writing Lab for review and critique.
• Submit a question and receive a response the next day.
• Receive constructive criticism from tutors to help you see where your work can be improved.
• Access past tutoring sessions in the archives.
Beginning Friday, follow these steps to get started:
1. Log in to the Campus Common.
2. Click into one of your online courses.
3. Click on the Tutoring Services, Help Forums and Tutorials link on any of your assignment pages. Be sure to disable your pop-up blockers to allow the page to open.
4. Click on the On Demand Tutoring link in the page that pops up.
5. Alternatively, you can access tutoring from the “Tutor” button” in the classroom navigation.
6. If you have trouble submitting an essay or accessing a live tutor, check out the Student Handbook at the bottom of your On Demand Tutoring home page.

Please also be aware that the tutoring services you currently access from the Tutoring Center will be discontinued on the 18th.

Questions or concerns should be directed to Kathryn Miller, Assistant Vice President of Academic Resources, at kjmiller@argosy.edu.