The Learning Lab at HFC is your central location for academic support. We strive to assist students and faculty with techniques that are evidence-based and will increase your chances of success.
We are here to help you help yourself.
The goal is for you to become an independent, self-motivated, resourceful, lifelong learner -- and to enjoy the process as much as possible.
Tutoring services are available outside of our normal business hours, visit our Tutoring Services page for more information.
Tutoring and Class Resources
We offer in-person and multimedia/online resources to help you succeed in your classes at HFC and beyond:
- Current student handouts and textbooks (log-in required)
- Computer labs and printers
- Group study areas and collaboration tools
- Tutoring services
- Learning resources
Course Placement Testing and Learning Resources
We have a wealth of learning resources for you. We can help you prepare for course placement exams such as:
- Accuplacer
- ESL
- Chemistry placement
- Nursing admission test (NAT)
Upcoming Events
NAT Prep Workshop - Math
Event registration is available up to 24 hours ahead of the scheduled session. You should receive the Zoom link in an email the evening or morning before the session.
Pronunciation Clinic for Health Career Professionals
Students in the health career majors are invited to the Learning Lab for weekly practice and feedback on their English pronunciation with an adjunct faculty member trained in teaching English to nonnative speakers.
Time Management
In-person workshop offering tips and strategies for students to practice effective time management while attending college.
Learning Lab Media
Lab Sounds Podcast
Lab Sounds is the podcast series of the Learning Lab. In each episode, we interview faculty, staff, and students from Henry Ford College to highlight their stories and inspire our community.
Student and Faculty Inquiries
If you have any questions or need assistance, you can use these forms to connect with someone from the Learning Lab. The forms require login.
Students: request help or ask a question about test preparation, tutoring, and other resources.
Faculty: request information about what resources are available for you to use in your classes.