Services for Students
The tutors at TASC care about you and about what and how you learn. They are trained to assist you in completing specific assignments while you strengthen your overall academic skills and make progress toward your goal of graduating.
Tutoring is free for all SF State students and is available for many subjects. Read our Agreements for Tutoring Success to learn about what you can expect in your session.
Areas We Tutor
At TASC, we support your learning in a variety of courses and majors, while helping you develop your academic skills. We provide writing tutoring for all students, from first year to graduate-level. For more information about specific areas, click on the buttons below.
Click here for a complete list of courses we tutor.
Types of Tutoring
One-on-One Tutoring
We offer three different types of appointments for students. Weekly appointments are for students who want consistent tutoring with the same tutor every week. Schedule a one-time appointment if you are seeking help on a specific project or want to meet with a tutor occasionally. Weekly and one-time appointments are 50 minutes. If you have a quick question, you can drop in to our center in person (LIB 220) or virtually.
Group Tutoring
We offer workshops, study sessions, and writing groups for students. Our discipline-specific workshops focus on success in a particular course or subject area while our academic skills workshops will help you develop foundational skills for continued academic success. We offer study sessions weekly for certain courses. If you’re interested in a writing community, we offer writing groups for both upper division and graduate students.
Spring 2025 Academic Skills Workshops
Online Resources
Tutoring 101
Participate in this Canvas mini-course to learn about tutoring at SF State. We hope that when you finish, you'll be convinced that tutoring is for everyone!
Handouts and Resources
This site contains resources and handouts that were created/compiled by the folks at TASC. They can be freely accessed and utilized by SF State students, tutors, and instructors.