Math Tutoring: University Professors | Private Lessons

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Self-studying university-level math can present challenges, particularly when concepts are unclear or progress slows. While some university professors do offer private tutoring, availability can be limited due to their busy schedules. However, there are professors who are open to assisting students outside of class, making it possible to find support for those in need of clarification or guidance.
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hey, I'm doing some self-studying in university level math but at times I get stuck or I get slow cause something isn't completely clear. Do university professors doing private tutoring?
 
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Well, you'll be lucky if you find one. Professor I know are very busy and sometimes they are to busy for their own students. With that said, I know a few who are more than willing to help any wandering soul.
 

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