*School of Justice Studies*

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Find other helpful information and resources in the Writing Guide!

When should you get help from your instructor versus a tutor?

Whether you're stumped on an assignment, want help with study skills, or just want another set of eyes on a paper before you submit it, tutors can help you. Our tutors are current Rasmussen students, so they understand the challenges of the assignments and of balancing schoolwork against life demands. 

What are the basic qualifications and experience required for becoming a tutor at Rasmussen University?

• Minimum of a 3.0 GPA - 3.5 or higher is preferred
  • You must have a grade of "B" or higher in the subject content being tutored or have documented experience equivalent to a grade of "B" or higher
• Must be in Satisfactory Academic Standing with the College
• At least one quarter of experience (although two or more quarters is preferred)
  • Courses must be for-credit and must be completed prior to the start of employment
• At least two or more quarters left before graduation is preferred
• Possess good oral and written communication skills and ease in relating to people from varying educational, cultural, and social backgrounds
• Be on time for shifts and meetings; maintain accurate records and submit reports and time sheets in a timely manner
• Possess a basic understanding of Microsoft Office software, internet navigation, Rasmussen email, and other resources
• Must work a minimum of five hours a week
• Must satisfy orientation, training, and evaluation requirement each quarter and are compensated for participation

What forms do I need to have in order to be considered for a tutoring position?

• Completion of Work Study application
  • The application can be found on the Work Study Guide
• Recommendation from a faculty member (form can be found below)

What happens once I complete the application?

Your completed application will be routed to the Learning Services Coordinator (LSC) for the School of Justice Studies.  If the LSC is interested in setting up an interview, the LSC will reach out to you directly.