Tutoring / University of Maryland Global Campus
Write it yourself, then let a tutor show you where your University of Maryland Global Campus draft meets the scoring guide and where it can be stronger.
Your paper is yours from the first line to the last. Your tutor teaches, comments and explains; your school login, quizzes and exams stay in your hands.
Your syllabus and University of Maryland Global Campus's academic integrity policy set what outside feedback each course welcomes. A study guide fits every course.
Most University of Maryland Global Campus students start with one of these, and many use all three across a term.
Send the draft you wrote and the assignment's scoring guide. A tutor reads it against every criterion and sends back comments on your argument, your sources and your APA 7 formatting, so you know exactly what to revise.
A plain-language walkthrough of your program and its scoring guides, with a plan for your next assessments at University of Maryland Global Campus.
Build the skills behind every paper: planning and outlining to the scoring guide, finding and judging scholarly sources in the University of Maryland Global Campus library, and editing your own draft for clarity, grammar and APA 7.
For IT and computer science papers, tutors comment on how well your draft explains the problem, the approach and the results.
For management and business papers, tutors focus on the reasoning behind your recommendations and how your sources back them up.
In health care courses, tutors review drafts on policy, quality and population health against what the scoring guide rewards.
University of Maryland Global Campus courses grade written work against a rubric: each criterion has its own points or level. Your tutor shows you what each criterion rewards and how to reach the top of it.
The kinds of papers that come up in these programs, all of which tutors help you plan, research and edit:
We support 66 programs at University of Maryland Global Campus, from certificate to doctoral. The largest areas are IT, business and health care. Course codes there look like COMM, JOUR, SPCH and ANTH. Examples: Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and Bachelor of Science in Social Science.
Here's how a request works.
Choose draft feedback or a study guide, and tell us your program and course.
Your tutor asks for your draft and scoring guide, or the course you want a guide for.
Written comments on your draft, or your study guide, sent to you by text or email.
Your tutor reads it against your scoring guide and comments on each criterion, your structure, your evidence and your APA 7. You make the revisions, so every word stays yours.
Yes. Your tutor shows you how to search the University of Maryland Global Campus library databases, choose peer-reviewed sources as current as your course requires, and use the evidence in your argument.
Yes. Your tutor highlights spelling, grammar, wording and citation issues and shows you how to correct them, so your own editing gets sharper with every paper.
Working one step at a time on the skills that earn the grade: a clear thesis, an outline that follows the scoring guide, strong paragraphs and correct citations.
The draft you wrote, the instructions and the scoring guide. Earlier instructor comments help your tutor see what to focus on.
Yes. Ask for one in the form with your program and course, and your tutor sends the guide and goes through its scoring guides with you.
Yes. Your draft and details are shared only with your tutor.