Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program

Tutorials

Free Reading Tutorials

RAMP staff design an individualized program of instruction tailored to the participant's specific needs to develop college-level reading comprehension, active/critical reading, research skills, vocabulary, and reading rate. With a peer tutor, participants work with a variety of materials. 

RAMP also provides tutoring for students preparing to take graduate school admission exams such as the CBEST, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT.

Tutoring begins week three of each term. We recommend that participants submit a Tutoring Request form during the first week of the term, but students can request tutoring at any time. Scheduling occurs on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants will receive an email with their appointment details. Appointments are 50 minutes and typically scheduled to reoccur with the same tutor weekly or bi-weekly. Participants can check their scheduled appointments on CPP Connect using their Cal Poly username and password and clicking on the Calendar tab.

What participants have to say about RAMP tutors:

She was extremely helpful. She gave me various tips on importing my reading comprehension and our time together wasn't awkward. I felt as if it was genuine and we were working in person.
I am grateful to have staff that cares about our education and can share the path we are taking. I am so grateful for the tutors and their dedication.
She was very helpful in giving me examples of how to do certain tasks based on my learning style which is kinesthetic and visual. She gave great advice and always took note of issues or significant things I said so that she could address them later. Karen has been the best tutor I've had so far.
My tutor was really helpful in making me feel comfortable and letting me know that the sessions were to help me with anything I needed. When going over articles, she would help me apply SQ3R which I learned last year.
This is my second semester with Jessica and the experience has been nothing but positive. This semester she went out of her way to help me meet with an advisor and address some concerns I had in regard to my academics and plans for the future.