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The
UW-Platteville Distance Learning Center and the UW-Platteville Office of
Student Support Services are discussing the possibility of offering tutoring
services to undergraduate distance learning students who are taking print-based
or online courses. As we continue our discussions, it would be helpful
to have your input in terms of what your tutoring needs might be.
It is possible that we will
offer some form of pilot tutoring program as early as this fall.
The pilot program would most likely have some restrictions in terms of
the course(s) for which tutoring will be offered and who is eligible to
participate. However, in order to receive maximum input regarding
your tutoring needs, we ask that all students complete and return the survey.
More specific information will be supplied at a later time. Thank
you.
Undergraduate Tutoring Survey
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Do you anticipate that you
will need tutoring for any course that you are planning to take from UW-Platteville
at a distance? |
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a. yes |
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b. no |
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c. unsure |
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| 2. |
If available, would you
be interested in receiving tutoring services at a distance (combination
of online/telephone)? |
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a. yes |
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b. no |
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c. unsure |
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| 3. |
If necessary,
would you be willing to pay for tutoring services? |
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a. yes |
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b. no |
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| 4. |
If you answered yes to Question
#3, how much would you be willing to pay for tutoring services? |
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a. up to $5/hr. |
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b. between $5-$10/hr. |
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c. between $10-$15/hr. |
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d. between $15-$20/hr. |
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| 5. |
Please check if you meet
any of the following conditions. |
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__disabled |
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__low income (please see
the table below to determine eligibility) |
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__first generation college
student (neither parent has a four-year college degree) |
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| 6. |
How many one-hour tutoring
sessions do you think you would need over a three-month term? |
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a. 4-8 sessions |
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b. 9-12 sessions |
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c. 13-16 sessions |
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d. 20-32 sessions |
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| 7. |
Would you be able to make
a commitment to a specific tutoring schedule during a three-month period? |
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a. yes |
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b. no |
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| 8. |
Which times would be most
convenient for you? |
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a. Monday through Friday
(evenings) |
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b. Monday through Friday
(day time) |
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c. Saturday or Sunday (evenings) |
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d. Saturday or Sunday (day
time) |
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| 9. |
Please check the courses
for which you might require tutoring while you are enrolled in the distance
learning program. (Check all that apply.) |
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__Acct 201, Elementary Accounting
I |
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__Acct 202, Elementary Accounting
II |
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__Acct 300, Managerial Accounting |
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__Acct 301, Intermediate
Accounting I |
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__Acct 302, Intermediate
Accounting II |
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__Bsad 233, Leadership and
Management |
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__Bsad 263, Introduction
to Marketing |
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__Bsad 362, Financial Management |
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__Econ 213, Principles of
Macroeconomics |
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__Econ 223, Principles of
Microeconomics |
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__Econ 241, Interpretation
of Business and Economic Data |
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__Math 100, Intermediate
Algebra |
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__Math 233, Mathematics
of Finance |
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__Geog 104, Survey of Physical
Geography |
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__Cosc 183, Microcomputer
Applications |
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| 10. |
Please check any course
that you would be interested in receiving tutoring for in the Fall of 2001
(approx. 9/15-12/15). |
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__Acct 201, Elementary Accounting
I |
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__Acct 300, Managerial Accounting |
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__BsAd 362, Financial Management |
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__Econ 213, Principles of
Macroeconomics |
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| 11. |
Additional Comments:
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Please print and complete
this survey. Mail it to the following address by June 1, 2001.
Distance Learning Center
B12 Karrmann
UW-Platteville
1 University Plaza
Platteville, WI 53818-3099
THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING
THE SURVEY!
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Federal
TRIO Programs 2001 Annual Low Income Levels
(Effective February 2001
until further notice)
Taxable Income (Line 39 on
1040 Tax Form)*
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Size of Family Unit
(Exemptions)
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48 Contiguous States,
D.C., and Outlying Jurisdictions
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Alaska
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Hawaii
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1
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$12,885
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$16,095
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$14,835
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2
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$17,415
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$21,765
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$20,040
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3
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$21,945
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$27,435
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$25,245
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4
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$26,475
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$33,105
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$30,450
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5
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$31,005
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$38,775
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$35,655
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6
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$35,535
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$44,445
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$40,860
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7
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$40,065
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$50,115
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$46,065
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8
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$44,595
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$55,785
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$51,270 |
*If student is claimed by
parent as a tax exemption, the parents' taxable income is considered. If
the student is independent, the student's taxable income is considered.
For family units with more
than 8 members, add the following amount for each additional family member:
$4,530 for the 48 Contiguous States, the District of Columbia, and outlying
jurisdictions; $5,670 for Alaska; and $5,205 for Hawaii.
The term "low-income individual"
means an individual whose family's taxable income for the preceding year
did not exceed 150% of the poverty level amount.
The figures shown under family
income represent amounts equal to 150% of the family income levels established
by the Census Bureau for determining poverty status. The poverty guidelines
were published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in the
Federal Register, Vol. 66, No. 33, February 16, 2001, pp. 10695-10697.
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