Monday - Thursday - 8:00am - 8:00pm
Friday - 8:00am - 5:00pm

The LCC Tutoring Center is located in room 111 in the Student Services building. It is currently open from 8:00am to 8:00pm on Monday through Thursday, and from 8:00am to 4:00pm on Friday. The first tutor arrives at 9:00 a.m. daily. Tutoring services are available to all who are currently enrolled in at least one class at LCC.

Tutoring schedules are printed and distributed in the beginning of every semester. The schedule includes the tutors' names, the times they will be in the Center, and the subjects tutored. Students are asked to read the schedule before seeking tutoring help, so that they can be aware which tutors teach which subjects.

The Tutoring Center operates on a drop-in basis, which means that students do not have to make appointments; they can simply visit the Center when there are tutors available to help with the subjects that the students need help with. If the tutor is not busy helping another student, the student can get help immediately. If the tutor is busy, then the student should let the tutor know that he or she needs help, and the tutor will try to help the student as soon as possible (within 10 or 15 minutes). Because of this, students are asked to visit the Center with plenty of time, so that they can be sure to receive help. Since the LCC tutors are responsible for helping all of the students on campus, the amount of tutoring time available to individual students may be limited.

Students should be aware that the role of the tutor is not to do students' work for them, but rather to help students understand the material, so that they will better be able to do their own work. It is not allowable to leave papers or homework assignments for tutors to check; the student must be physically present. It is a good idea to bring in your textbooks and assignments to tutoring sessions, so that the tutors can get a clear idea of the material you are having difficulty with.

The Tutoring Center can also be used as a study area. It includes materials like computers, a printer, dictionaries, and pamphlets on study habits. Many students use the Center to do their homework and other studying, asking the tutors when they get stuck or find material that they don't understand.