 Where can I get help?
 Contact your instructor.
- All full-time instructors have ten hours set aside each week to
meet with their students about academic concerns. Most instructors
list their office hours in the class syllabus.
- Your instructor can help you assess what your chances are of being
successful in your class and can make suggestions on what you need
to do to improve.
- Go to the Learning Lab.
- In the Learning Lab full-time faculty can help you strengthen your reading, writing,
or mathematics skills.
- Assistance is free and is available on a drop-in basis.
- The Lab, located in the LRC-200, North wing, top floor, operates most of the hours the College is open.
- You can also take a variety of skill-building courses through the Lab.
- You can find additional information about the Learning Lab
in the College Catalog or by phone (845-9643)
- Go to the Assisted
Learning Services (ALS).
- TheAssisted Learning Services Office, which is located in the LRC-125, North wing, main floor, provides free tutorial assistance to
students who are in jeopardy of failing a class.
- ALS also helps students who are physically or otherwise challenged
to overcome educational barriers.
- Note-taking, readers, and test-taking assistance are some of the
available services.
- You can find additional information about ALS
in the College Catalog or by phone (845-9617).
- Make an appointment with a counselor.
- Counselors can help you identify realistic alternatives when facing
academic difficulty in a class.
- If your academic difficulties are due to a personal concern, counselors can
assist you in dealing with your problems.
- If you are having test anxiety, consider taking one of the free self-hypnosis workshops
offered through the University Transfer, Advising, and Career Counseling Center to help you learn to relax.
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