A well-lit CSU Math Emporium sign.

Mathematics and Statistics
Learning Support & Labs

Logo of Math Learning Center
Open to All Students

The Math Learning Center

Math Learning Center (MLC) is part of the Academic Support Hub on the 2nd floor of Berkman Hall, and is located in room BH 230. It is your source for free Mathematics Tutoring; homework assistance; and exam preparation; exam review; and skill-building. MLC does not require an appointment and is accessible to you whenever MLC is open. For some advanced courses, please check in advance for staff availability for the course or topic you need assistant with. Additionally, as a student, you, your instructor, or your advisor can request assistance from MLC through Starfish. When a request is made, a member of staff will reach out to you to setup an initial visit. MLC is open only when classes are in session.

A well-lit CSU Math Emporium sign.
For Scheduled Classes

The Math Emporium

The Math Emporium, located on the second floor of the Michael Schwartz Library (RT 230), is a state-of-the-art learning center where students can interact with either ALEKS (AI-powered online learning platform) or MyMathLab (interactive assignments for online learning) and a highly skilled instructional team. This team includes a faculty member and one or more tutors. Students learn through an innovative, engaging and easy-to-use program designed to help them become comfortable and proficient in basic mathematics. The Math Emporium is not a tutoring center; it is where students will meet for class. The main use for this 90+ computer facility is for students enrolled in math classes (MTH 87 Basic Algebra and MTH 114 Intensive Foundations of Quantitative Literacy) who will meet in the Math Emporium for all their scheduled math class meeting times. 

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Operation STEM

Operation STEM (OpSTEM) is a grant-funded program which provides students with a community of peers established through a summer bridge experience. Other program highlights include financial support, supplement instruction in precalculus and calculus classes, research opportunities, and the opportunity to participate in professional development, networking, and social events. The goal of OpSTEM is to promote the successful completion of STEM degrees at CSU.

Satellite Math Lab

Math Computer Labs

The Mathematics and Statistics Department has four instructional computer labs, including: RT 1501, RT 1530, BH 435, and RT 403. These computer labs are not open-to-all, general-purpose university labs. They serve as the ideal classrooms for courses that utilize specific math software to enhance learning. 

Contact Info

Mailing Address
Cleveland State University
Mathematics & Statistics
2121 Euclid Ave., MTH
Cleveland, OH 44115-2214

Campus Location
Rhodes Tower (RT)
1860 E. 22nd Street, Rm. 1515

Contact Us
Phone: 216.687.4680
mathematics@csuohio.edu