Academic Resources for Students

Our primary goal is for you to succeed. With that in mind, we offer a variety of services and programs to help you achieve your academic and career goals.

What kind of help can I get?

We have more than a dozen programs and services to provide what you need. Among them are:

• Academic coaching, which provides support, helps establish educational plans, and assists in shaping your behavior to achieve your educational goals.
• At-Risk Early Alert, which identifies and assists students determined to be "at risk" due to academic or personal factors.
• Academic support centers, which provide tutoring and teach study/life skills.
• Academic support services blog, which gives you an outlet for your opinions of the Academic support services.
• Adult basic education, which, if you are 16 or older and not enrolled in public schools, teaches basic skills to start or continue your education.
• Assessment Center, which provides COMPASS, GED, WorkKeys, computer literacy, business, and industry testing.
• Focus Assessment, which helps you choose or change your major and identify your preferences or early choice of a career field.
• Transition education, which provides instruction in basic reading, writing, math, and study strategies.
• Master Advising Center, which provides academic advising.
• Online tutoring, which serves you through the Internet.
• Peer and professional tutoring, through which exceptional fellow students and faculty offer help.
• Student Success Plans, an opportunity to learn practical study skills and develop motivation to help you achieve your educational goals.
• Supplemental instruction, which provides a tutor to attend class with you and to hold study sessions to facilitate academic growth.
• TRIO Student Support Services, a federally funded program providing outreach and support, if you are an eligible low-income, first-generation, or disabled student.
• Focus on Reading, which helps you better comprehend writing, use knowledge to make decisions, achieve academic and professional skills, and become a more productive and informed member of society.

What kind of tutoring help can I get?

Our tutors help you study certain subjects, proofread papers, offer individual and group study sessions, assist with e-mail and computers, and provide other services requested by instructors.

What kind of computer services do we have?

We have computers you can use, Internet access, and a wide variety of programs, including:

• Microsoft Office (Microsoft Word, Access, PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher, and InfoPath)
• Corel WordPerfect
• Cliffs StudyWare (ACT, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Economics, Physics, and Statistics)
• Photoshop
• Grammar Exercises
• Maple V
• Keyboarding Pro
• MicroPace Pro
• Minitab
• Visual Studio
• Adobe Pagemaker
• Reading Road Trip
• Graphical Analysis
• Starry Night