The Learning Center provides free assistance for students who desire to improve their academic performance. Through services such as academic tutoring, academic coaching, developing study skills, or reviewing a research paper, students will experience an outstanding peer-to-peer tutoring experience in the Learning Center.
Resources
– Grammarly provides an in-depth web-based analysis of your paper to help eliminate errors and enhance clarity and meaning.
– Premier Literacy is a suite of writing tools that helps make online and printed text accessible for students with reading disabilities.
– Grammar Handouts are available for any student who wants additional resources for specific writing questions, such as comma usage or writing a strong thesis statement.
– Study Groups may be requested by students wanting to meet together in the Learning Center with a Learning Coach to help answer questions, navigate course content, and prepare for tests.
– Academic Coaching allows students to meet with Learning Coaches on a weekly basis to foster accountability and provide strategies for improving identified problem areas in academics.
– Academic Tutoring provides content-specific instruction on either a one-time or regular basis to help students succeed in their coursework.
– Textbooks in an audio-compatible format are available for students with documented disabilities and who have been approved for this accommodation by Disability Services.
– Accuplacers are placement tests that can be taken either by students seeking admission into the college or by current students interested in testing into college-level math and writing classes.
– Test Proctoring is available for students who need to take a test outside of their normal class time and have approved the arrangement with their professor.
– Test Prep sessions may be requested by students prior to a test to help go over flashcards, discuss test-taking strategies, and review course notes.
– Resumes and Cover Letters, like any writing assignments, can be brought into the Learning Center for a tutor to look over and suggest improvements.
How to make an appointment
Students may email, call, or drop by the Learning Center to schedule any kind of appointment. Although walk-ins are welcome, scheduling an appointment in advance will guarantee your time with the Learning Coach. Any students taking a test in the Learning Center must schedule at least 24 hours in advance.
Learning Center Contact Information
The Evan Bolejack Learning Center
Presidents Hall 271A
513.244.8479
learn[email protected]
Hours of Operation (During the Academic Year)
Monday- Thursday: 11am-9pm Friday: 11am-4pm Sunday: 5pm-9pm
Additional times by appointment
Summer Hours
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 4pm-8pm