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A New Semester Awaits: Are you ready? Or ….

Are you petrified of computers? We have a tutor for that!! Nearly every class you take will require them. It all starts in CPT101 and/or CPT102. it will be important to get those skills down pat if you want to be successful in school.

Is Math your arch enemy? We have a tutor for that!! Some students would rather face death than math. But that doesn’t have to be the case.

Does the thought of writing a paper get you down? We have a tutor for that!! For others, those every present papers make them almost feel sick to their stomachs. The blank page out stares them every time.

Do you feel overwhelmed with it all? We have a tutor for that!!

Cheer up! We have tutors for just what you need – when and how you need them! Smart students who want to succeed in school and maintain their good grades know when to ask for help. Student Learning Center (SLC) Help Beyond the Classroom

Choose tutoring that fits your life and learning style. Your instructors are there to help you succeed in your classes, but sometimes students need a little extra. Here at the Student Learning Center our goal is to help you succeed!

Choose your subject Math Biology English Accounting Computer Technology ……..Or just help with a paper or computer project or presentation in any class Whether you are looking for help in Math, English, Computer Technology, Biology, or Accounting; We have a tutor for that! We are here for you, to help you achieve your goals! Come early. If you already know you will be having trouble with a class. We have a tutor for all of that.

Choose a Strategy Open Labs (no appointment necessary, come and go as you like) One-on-One Scheduled Tutoring (by appointment only – single session or on- going appointments all semester) NetTutor® (On-line, 24x7) To provide the tutoring that we promise we give students a number of options to help meet their academic goals. We provide one-on-one tutoring, workshops, open labs, NetTutor, and more! You have control. You have a choice. Labs – do your homework and have someone nearby just for when you get stuck. One-One – by appointment only in the Student learning center Net-Tutor – 24x7 help Workshops (informal – bring your own questions to get ready for class or exams Tutor in your class or lab (as assigned) We have a tutor available to help you in the say that best fits your life and learning style. Use one method or mix and match to fit your study plan and time management.

Choose a Time (One-on-One) One-on-One tutoring is available by appointment only. Sessions are held in the Student Learning Center (SLC) -- M585 It’s like going to grandma’s house – you know, over the river and through the woods – but we know you can get there. Go to the 500 building, take the elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor, cross the bridge to the other side, go through the double doors and we are on the right about half-way down the hall. The center is open from 9-5 M-th and Friday 9-noon. However, the tutor you need may not be available Mon-Thu 9-5:30 Fri 9-noon Subject to tutor availability

Choose a Time (Labs) Computer Labs (M532 ) Math Labs (two locations ) 1:00pm-4:00pm Mon-Thurs Math Labs (two locations ) 1:00pm-3:00pm Mon-Thurs (M532) 2:30pm-5:00pm Mon-Thurs (M584) Biology Lab (M627) 8:00am–5:00pm Fridays English/Writing Lab (Main Library) MW 10:00am–2:00pm TTh 9:00am-11:00am and 3:00pm-5:00pm

Choose a tutor …and more Casey Shana Marcus Shana Casey Charisma All of our tutors are either students, former students, or instructors and all are qualified to help you when you need it the most. Having trouble with a math assignment? Struggling with finding the right words to write that paper? Computer class confusing you? We have a tutor for that! Our tutors understand where you are coming from. We have been there, done that, and have the t-shirt to prove it! Best of all; we succeeded, and so can you! The SLC can give you a different environment and a tutor can give you a different perspective; together we provide you with a positive learning experience that could give you your next “Aha!” moment! Ginesta April Sharome …and more Erica

What We Don’t Do Help with graded quizzes, take-home or on-line tests Do the work for you (we are here to help) While we are here to help you in whatever way we can there are a few things we can’t and won’t do. We can not help you with the graded quizzes or tests of any kind. We are here to help you LEARN not just PASS so we won’t do the work for you. We wish we could help you and give you automatic good grades but we can’t. As a compromise we promise as tutors that we will help you anyway we can as long as you promise as students to try your best! In the end, your success in school depends on you. Guarantee good grades: That’s up to you and your overall commitment

Keys to Success Get help early Stay on Track Plan your time Bring your “stuff” with you Remember to get help early, stay on track, plan your session, be prepared, and be on time. Everything combined is the perfect recipe for your academic success! Get help early – courses build on knowledge. Don’t wait until you get behind. It’s tempting to procrastinate but it’s so much harder to catch up that to keep up. Stay on Track – if the class is hard for you, as your tutor to schedule an on-going appointment. Then you will get to know each other better and the tutor can help you plan a regular study path. Plan your session – Know what you want to work on. The time will go quickly. You’ve taken time out of your busy schedule to do this – make the best use of the time you have. Bring your assignment, textbook, notes, pencils and calculator or other equipment you might need. Be on time/cancel if you can’t make it – if you miss three times without cancelling online you may lose your tutoring privileges. You will need to talk to the coordinator of the Student learning center to be able to make another appointment. When you don’t show up, others aren’t able to get the help they need. Focus on learning more than grades – Yes, you have that important assignment due, but just getting help with an assignment by itself doesn’t help you pass the class. You need to make sure you understand the material so you can “get” the material for your career field or next course and you can pass the final test. Be on time/cancel appointments if you can’t make it Focus on learning more than grades

What students say…. “The staff of the Student Learning Center do a wonderful job helping students in courses where the most help is needed. They all dedicate their time to helping you learn.” Kenneth Frazier Human Services Major

Michelle Miller Science Major “Tutoring is wonderful! The help I got was really great!” Michelle Miller Science Major

Quinten Kelly HVAC Major “For a long time, most students thought tutoring was where the ignorant go for help; truthfully, it is for those that are smart enough to stay ahead!” Quinten Kelly HVAC Major

What are you waiting for? Student Learning Center and Tutored Labs open January 21st Sign up for appointments today!!