Each semester, there are some William and Mary students who could benefit from working with a fellow student on a particular course. Sometimes the peer perspective is very effective in helping a struggling student understand course material. As a result, the Dean of Students Office sometimes encourages students to seek out a peer tutor. Unfortunately, there has not been a centralized location or service to assist students in identifying a tutor.

Through the generosity of the members of Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma freshman honor societies, a list of upper-class honor society students interested in serving as tutors has been created. NOTE: The tutors have not been recommended or affirmed as experts in these subjects. They offered to serve as tutors on their own accord. The Dean of Students Office cannot guarantee success.