Math Collaborative Learning Center
The Math Collaborative Learning Center (MCLC) operates in the Georges Student Center on the second floor of Clemons Library. The MCLC is staffed with experienced undergraduate students (MCLC consultants) that offer assistance one-on-one (or in small groups) for many 1000/2000/3000-level math courses. This service is free and available to all UVA students enrolled in one of the following courses:
- MATH 1140 (Financial Mathematics)
- MATH 1191 (Survey of Calculus IA) , MATH 1210 (A survey of Calculus I) , MATH 1310 (Calculus I) (collectively referred to as Calculus I)
- MATH 1220 (A Survey of Calculus II) , MATH 1320 (Calculus II) (collectively referred to as Calculus II)
- MATH 2310 (Calculus III) , MATH 3000 (Transition to Higher Mathematics) , MATH 3100 (Introduction to Probability) , MATH 3250 (Ordinary Differential Equations) , MATH 3310 (Basic Real Analysis) , MATH 3350 (Applied Linear Algebra) , and MATH 3351 (Elementary Linear Algebra)
Watch the introduction to the Math Collaborative Learning Center on YouTube.
Transcript: Introduction to the Math Collaborative Learning Center
This transcript follows the video's published English captions.
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Speaker 1: At the Math Collaborative Learning Center, we're trying to create a pleasant environment where we can all learn together. We know that math can be hard and sometimes even intimidating. So we're here to help.
So whether you are with a group of your classmates or just by yourself, whether just this one homework problem that stumped you or you want to clarify a concept for a class, or even if you feel completely lost and you don't know where to start, stop by the MCLC and one of our consultants will be happy to help you.
Speaker 2: The MCLC is a fantastic resource for students. It's a great place to come in for a variety of reasons, whether you want to come in and just sit, work on your homework, and ask questions if you get stuck, or if you want to come in with a specific topic in mind in order to get help talking it through with one of the consultants.
It's a really friendly and welcoming environment here. I mean, there are no bad questions. We get that math can be tricky, and we're here to help. Also, math builds upon itself. So a proactive approach is always best. Make sure to come in whenever you have questions so that we can help you stay on top of the material.
Speaker 1: We provide help with all Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 courses offered by the math department as well as some of our 2,000 and 3,000 level courses. No sign-up is necessary. Just check out our weekly schedule at the MCLC web page to find a convenient time and stop by. We'll be glad to see you.
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Schedule
See the MCLC schedule on the Academic Support site.