The Tutoring Times: Newsletter for Higher Education Partners, Tutor.com: USA Owned and Operated


October 2025

Corn maze. Text reads, "Find your path to amazing grades with on-demand tutoring! Tutor.com: A Service of The Princeton Review®"When corn mazes and costumes are having their yearly moment, students may be feeling a little spooked by complex equations or citation errors. With on-demand academic support, your students can rest easy knowing they have a clear path to success.

As you work to promote your Tutor.com program, refer to this month's newsletter for helpful resources. And be sure to check out our New Partner Spotlight with Southwest Texas College!

All the very best,
Your Tutor.com Higher Education Customer Success Team
 


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5 Tips for Promoting CTE Subjects

Students at our higher ed partner institutions now have access to a variety of career and technical education (CTE) subjects—spread the word! Here are five top tips on how to promote these new resources:
 
  1. Let campuses know that their students can access new CTE tutoring subjects (share this subject list)
     
  2. Advertise specific CTE subjects or subject areas that interest students most
     
  3. Coordinate CTE subject promotion with relevant departments, faculty, deans, and support teams (including advisors and student success coaches)
     
  4. Collaborate with your workforce teams (if applicable) to advertise new supports
     
  5. Conduct outreach with dual-enrolled students who may be on workforce tracks
     
CTE Subject List flyer
 


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Growing Skills in a Steppingstone Job

We hope you and your students will attend our final Early Career Series webinar of the year on Tuesday, November 18 at 4:00 P.M. ET / 1:00 P.M. PT.

Join us to learn the power of a steppingstone job—the opportunity to develop transferrable skills and strategically position oneself for future roles.
 

Early Career Webinar Series: Growing Skills in a Steppingstone Job; Tues., Nov. 18, 2025 at 4:00 PM ET | 1:00 PM PT; Tutor.com: A Service of The Princeton Review®

Register for all of our upcoming webinars at tutor.com/webinars!



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Southwest Texas College logoSouthwest Texas College (Uvalde, Texas)

The success of Southwest Texas College's Tutor.com program is not just in its many outreach best practices—proactive classroom presentations, open hours, early alert utilization, regular reminders in various channels, and usage data monitoring.

It's also in the culture the College is creating around academic support.

Read on for enlightening words from Success Coach/Special Programs Lead Ana Lisa Conde, M. Ed.:

Why did your institution choose to partner with Tutor.com?

Our institution chose to partner with Tutor.com’s 24/7 online tutoring platform because we are deeply committed to supporting our students’ academic success and well-being at every step of their educational journey.

We understand that learning doesn’t just happen during typical school hours, and students may need help at any time, whether it’s late in the evening, on weekends, or during busy periods before exams.

By providing around-the-clock access to qualified tutors across a wide variety of subjects, we ensure that our students always have the resources they need, right when they need them most.

This partnership reflects our dedication to meeting students where they are, reducing barriers to learning, and empowering everyone to achieve their full potential. We’re grateful to have this valuable support in place for our academic community.

What needs are met by providing Tutor.com to your students?

Tutor.com’s 24/7 online tutoring meets the need for accessible, flexible, and personalized academic support—helping learners get help anytime, reduce stress, and succeed in their studies.

Please describe a unique or interesting outreach feature or initiative of your institution's Tutor.com program.

One of the key ways our institution promotes the Tutor.com program is through proactive classroom presentations.

At the start of each semester and during important academic milestones, our team organizes in-class sessions to introduce students directly to Tutor.com. We demonstrate how simple it is to connect with a tutor and provide immediate answers to any questions.

This personalized approach breaks down barriers to online tutoring and motivates students to seek assistance early and consistently.

Additionally, our Student Success Center highlights Tutor.com during high-pressure periods such as midterms and finals, ensuring all students know about, and can easily access, academic help when they need it most.

Through these outreach initiatives, we make academic support feel accessible and approachable, while our continued communication helps create a welcoming, supportive campus atmosphere.

Our Center also offers open hours where students, faculty, and staff can drop in to inquire about Tutor.com’s services. This relaxed, inclusive environment helps students feel both comfortable and supported.

We also utilize the early alerts feature to identify and reach out to students who may benefit from additional academic support.

Is there any advice or best practices you would like to share with other Tutor.com program managers?

At our institution, I’ve found it incredibly valuable to consistently promote awareness of Tutor.com by regularly reminding both students and faculty about the service through emails, updates on our website, and by making sure it’s easily accessible directly from Canvas®.

The more frequently everyone hears about this wonderful resource, the more likely they are to take advantage of it when they need support.

In addition to spreading the word, we also keep a close eye on usage data—such as which subjects are most popular and what times students are logging on. This allows us to notice patterns, address any gaps, and ensure that we’re truly meeting our students’ needs.
 



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Fall Outreach Kits

Some of the best ways to promote your program are via email, social media, and webpages. Make communications eye-catching with these colorful themed graphics!
 
TIP: Include your Tutor.com access instructions!
 
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Quotation marks

"In less than 15 mins. he helped me to understand what I am doing. I was stuck for an hr. before I tried the tutoring service. I wish I would have done this a couple semesters ago. Probably wouldn't be taking this class again."
Dark blue heart Algebra Tutoring

"[My tutor] was super helpful, helped me understand the code and helped problem solve the issue by going through extra lengths to ensure that all of my code was correct in order to pinpoint the problem. And helped explain the error as well as what to do in the future."
Light blue heart Computer Science Tutoring

"Very helpful and gave me more understanding of how I can complete my assignment with better confidence! I gave a lot of information and they took the time to read it all and help me piece it together for a project! I would recommend this person to anyone who is needing help putting a paper together and has almost all the pieces to it and just needs some perfecting."
Dark blue heart Psychology Tutoring

"Great help breaking down and helping me understand the concept of organic chemistry and adding practice questions to make me feel confident."
Light blue heart Organic Chemistry Tutoring

"Genuinely very helpful, doesn't just straight up give the answers to problems and allowed me to understand the concept I was struggling on better."
Dark blue heart Pre-calculus Tutoring
 
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Your Tutor.com for Higher Education Support Team is here to help. You can always find dedicated resources on our Partner Resource Center—and we love hearing from you, too! Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or email us at clientsupport@tutor.com for program support anytime.​​​​​

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