Services for Winter 2023

Welcome to the Learning Center! Visit us to work with a tutor in the Open Lab, use our computers and printers, or find a space to study. We are open Monday to Thursday from 9 am - 7 pm, and Fridays from 9 am to 5 pm.

We offer drop-in tutoring in our Open Lab every day from 10 am to closing, and 30-minute individual tutoring appointments Tuesday - Thursday from 11 am to 7 pm.

Please stop by to check out an English reading book, print your documents, study with your friends or work with a tutor.

Open Lab Tutoring

The Open Lab is a drop-in tutoring service, which means you don't need an appointment! Meet with a tutor in-person to help you improve your assignments and projects from your language classes. To prepare for tutoring, please bring any materials you may need such as a textbook, grading rubric, or your instructor's feedback. The Open Lab is open Monday - Friday from 10 am - 7 pm in ILLC 140, right across from the coffee shop.

Tutoring Services

The Learning Center provides tutoring for both Academic English program students and students enrolled in Pathway Undergraduate and Graduate programs. Please note that Learning Center tutors support students by helping them identify and use strategies and tools to improve on their own. You are not able to book an appointment more than 5 days in advance. This is not an editing service.

Click here to book a tutoring appointment!

Math Tutoring

Please speak with your advisor if you are interested in learning more about math tutoring with the Learning Center. 

Computer Science

Please speak with your advisor if you are interested in learning more about CS tutoring with the Learning Center. 

  

What can you work on during a tutoring appointment?

  • Receive feedback on writing assignments like essays, summaries, and reading responses 
  • Practice a class presentation in front of a tutor 
  • Read out loud to a tutor to work on pronunciation and reading skills
  • Develop ideas and content for essays, presentations, and other assignments 
  • Have a conversation with a tutor to maintain your conversational skills while at home

  

How can you prepare for a tutoring appointment? 

  • Gather any materials you may need, including your assignment guidelines, textbook, and grading rubric 
  • Reference feedback from your instructor when making changes to your assignment
  • Think of the questions you want to ask the tutor: 
    • What do you need help with?
    • What do you want to accomplish during the appointment?
    • Are there any parts of your assignment you're concerned about?