Assignment and homework help for students in the US
US courses grade continuously, through problem sets, papers, labs and exams, so falling behind in one assignment affects your GPA. A tutor who teaches your subject works through the assignment with you, explains the method and gives feedback on your drafts, so you can keep up with the course.
How grading works in US colleges
Most US colleges use letter grades (A to F, often with plus and minus) that convert to a 4.0 GPA scale. Grades build up across the semester from homework, quizzes, papers, labs and exams, and syllabi usually give the weighting of each. A tutor helps you focus on the assignments that carry the most weight.
Citation styles used in the US
MLA is standard in English and the humanities, APA 7 in psychology, education, nursing and the social sciences, and Chicago in history. Tutors can explain in-text citations, works cited lists and formatting for each.
High school: AP subjects
For high school students, tutors cover AP subjects including AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP Chemistry and AP Physics, using College Board-style free-response questions.
How it works
Share your assignment brief, marking criteria and deadline. You are matched with a tutor who teaches your subject, and you work through the task together, by message or in a live one-to-one session. See assignment help for what support includes, and browse subjects and tutor profiles.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get help with my homework tonight?
Often, yes. Send the questions and your deadline, and you'll be told whether a tutor is available in time. Live sessions can be booked for the same day in most subjects.
Do tutors know MLA, APA and Chicago?
Yes. Tutors can explain in-text citations and reference lists in MLA 9, APA 7 and Chicago.
What time zones do sessions cover?
Sessions are booked at a time that suits you, from Eastern to Pacific time, including evenings and weekends.