Tutoring
Tutoring is not limited to assisted learning services students!
Any student experiencing significant academic difficulty in a class (usually defined as receiving a "C-" or less in that class) can come to the Assisted Learning Services Department to request tutoring. Additionally, students on academic probation can request tutoring prior to experiencing difficulty in a class.
To request a Tutor, you must stop by the Assisted Learning Services Office (LRC-125) to pick up a Tutorial Request Form. The form must then be signed by your instructor and a counselor. Due to program restrictions, not every student can qualify for tutoring through the Assisted Learning Services program.
Requests will be processed as soon as possible after they are received and, depending on the demand, and the type of class, individualized, small group, or lab tutoring sessions will be arranged. It can be difficult to find suitable tutors for some classes, so you are encouraged to file your requests promptly to ensure timely assistance.
Other learning resources are available to assist you:
- Learning Lab - Math, reading, and writing assistance
- Media Center - interactive videos for math, chemistry, nursing, and other subjects
- Career Resource Center (LRC 117-T, Learning Resource Center)