All services described on this page are by appointment. To schedule appointments for tutoring, workshops, or final exam reviews, visit Manage Your Appointments and Go To Your Sessions on our menu.  Please consider the following when scheduling appointments:

• You must be registered for a course to receive SACC services for it.
• You may schedule appointments up to seven days in advance.
• You may have up to two appointments per course per day.
• You may have up to four upcoming appointments per course on the schedule at any given time. If you have four upcoming appointments already, you cannot add another one until you attend or cancel one of the four already on your schedule.
• If you cannot attend an appointment, you should cancel in advance. Missed appointments count against you.  If you miss four appointments, you will be blocked from scheduling additional appointments for the rest of the current semester.  If this happens to you, your only remaining option is to try to be seated as a walk-in for in-person tutoring.
• If you are late for an appointment, there is no guarantee you will be seated. For in-person tutoring, if you are ten minutes late, you may lose your seat to a walk-in if someone is waiting. For both in-person and online tutoring, you forfeit your appointment if you are more than 20 minutes late.
• Walk-ins for in-person tutoring are permitted, but they are difficult to get. It is much better to schedule your appointments in advance.  Walk-ins are seated if we have an unbooked seat or if a student with an appointment is more than ten minutes late.  No student will be seated after 20 minutes, with or without an appointment.  To enable the front desk staff to manage the queue appropriately, students attempting to walk in are asked to wait until all students with appointments have been seated.

Please note, once you reserve an appointment for any service either in-person or online, you cannot change the mode of instruction for that appointment.

Tutoring is available by appointment both in-person and online.  In Fall 2026, both in-person and online tutoring will take place in a small group (two students) format.  Students registered with the Office of Student Disability Services my request one-on-one tutoring.

To get the most out of tutoring, you should plan to start early and attend often. Be sure to attend lectures, do the readings, and try the practice problems before your session. This preparation will enable you to make the best use of your time with the tutor. Please have your notes, textbook, and course syllabus available so you and your tutor can refer to them together.

Note that tutors cannot help you directly with anything that will be graded.  Tutors will review concepts or work with you on practice problems so you can build the knowledge and skills you need to complete your graded assignments on your own.

For the Fall 2026 semester, tutoring is available for the following courses:

Tutoring is also available for the following graduate courses:

Weekly review workshops are typically offered for courses such as accounting, economics, and finance.  During the fall and spring semesters, we also offer workshops for SAM.  A list of courses for which workshops are available is listed below and updated every semester.  Click the link in the last column to view the schedule of topics covered.  Note that for Fall 2026, all workshops will be held online.

Please note, you may only schedule appointments for a workshop up to seven days in advance.  

     * Please note, because SACC is closed on Wednesday, November 25, the last workshop will be held on Tuesday, November 24.

Final exam review sessions are available most often for 1000-level and 2000-level math courses and sometimes for large business courses.  You can reserve a seat in TutorTrac up to one week before the date of the session by clicking Manage Your Appointments and Go To Your Sessions from our menu.  Final exam reviews are usually based on sample finals available on our Resources page.

The final exam review workshop schedule is posted here a few weeks before the end of the semester.

The BAR Program provides a weekly, one-on-one tutoring appointment with an experienced tutor to students who are repeating a course to help them complete the course and regain academic momentum. BAR is for students who are repeating a course at Baruch in which they previously received a grade of F or any form of W.  The list of courses covered by BAR changes from semester to semester.  Eligible students will typically receive an invitation to participate about one to two weeks before the start of the semester. BAR is offered in the fall and spring semesters only.  For more information, please click BAR Fall 2026 Flier.  The sign-up period for BAR is August 28 to September 2.