The Lit Center is now accepting applications for prospective tutors in the 2018-2019 school year. The Lit Center boasts over 120 tutors and averages 120 visits each day. The process includes filling out a google form and then stopping by for an in-person interview.

Tutors earn an extra 0.5 credits each semester, which is a perk that only Lit Center tutors receive.

Lit Center Clerk Tamar Boghossian encourages everyone to apply to be a tutor, no matter what credentials one has.

“I really enjoy tutoring in the Lit Center because I was already helping so many friends in my classes and I didn’t have a lot of time to help them out of school when they asked. Tutoring in the Lit Center was a great way of solving this problem,” senior Michael Rohn said.

Senior Mathews Chirayil has been a tutor for the past three years and has enjoyed his experience.

“[When] reflecting on being a tutor for three years, it was beneficial and I got to meet the underclassmen. You get to connect with people who are younger than you and see things from their perspective,” he said.

Sophomore Anna Urosev, a first-year tutor, has already grown to love being in the Lit Center.

“I always saw how other people were getting help, myself included, and I wanted to be a part of that,” Urosev said. “It also looks good on college applications so that is always a plus.”

The last date to turn in an application is Wednesday, April 11.