Tutoring Resources
Wish you had the inside scoop on what to expect? Want tips on how to earn maximum points? Not sure what you need? Want to polish up your learning skills? Want to work smarter, not harder?
You've come to the right place! Check out these tabs to find what'll work best for you.
https://portal.rasmussen.edu/ BF link to portal
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Tutor Match: Make an appointment to meet with a tutor who has been successful in the course or in terms of the learning skill (time management, etc.) Follow the these user-friendly instructions.
Live Tutoring: No appointment necessary to meet with these tutors. Check the schedule and follow instructions and meet with a tutor for immediate help. Follow the these user-friendly instructions. NOTE: Full paper review should be done using the Writing Lab.
Writing Lab: Submit a paper for review. The Brainfuse Writing Lab staff will send it back to you within 24 hours. Find it by clicking the Brainfuse Message Center tab and make changes before submission to your instructor. Click here for more information.
Study Pairs/Groups: Click on Collaborate and Meet to set up a meeting with classmates in a virtual classroom. They're available for 24/7 for your use. Follow the these user-friendly instructions.
Skill Surfer: A learning library where you can build your academic skills using self-paced tests, videos and more. Follow the these user-friendly instructions.
The APA Guide is a great place to start! It has everything. If you have specific questions about all things APA or research related, you can use the Ask a Librarian chat service.
As a student, you have access to both tutors and librarians when you need assistance with assignments.
Librarian
A librarian is an academic partner for Rasmussen University students, graduates, faculty, staff, and community members by providing research, citation, and instructional support.
Tutor
A tutor is either a Rasmussen University student or professional tutor who specializes in providing guidance in specific subject areas. You can meet with a tutor online, over the phone, or in person (depending on your proximity to a campus).
How do you determine when you should work with one over the other? Use the chart below to help you decide:
Planning on working with a tutor? Take a look at this Answer for information on how to prepare for your tutoring appointment.
Chat Hours
Monday-Thursday | 12pm - 8pm CT |
Friday | Offline |
Saturday | Offline |
Sunday | 4pm - 8pm CT |
Need help with research? Make an appointment with a Rasmussen University Librarian by clicking the button below: