Academic Services

The Academic Services Center is a walk-in facility for all CVTC students needing assistance with their class assignments and projects. In addition, members of the general public use the SSC to improve skills to enter programs or for self-satisfaction. Individual study for the High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) and the General Educational Development (GED) diploma and High School Credit are also provided. Assistance with math, English, social studies, and science classes is readily available. Learning materials and one-to-one instruction are provided free of charge by qualified instructional personnel. Peer tutoring is available for enrolled students requiring help with general education and degree specific classes. One of the keys to success in your coursework is to ask questions. Whether you need help with a single question, or something in greater detail, the Academic Services Center is here to serve you.

Instruction in the following areas is available:

• Drop-in help with daily assignments in course work or class projects
• Study skills in reading a textbook effectively and efficiently; developing test taking skills; improving concentration and memory; applying mapping, summarizing, or outlining to class notes and textbooks; developing note taking skills; managing time; developing skills in mathematics; and applying mathematical concepts to problem solving
• College Reading (808-110), 2-credit course
• Reading rate improvement through skimming and scanning
• Written composition development and grammar
• Proofreading written assignments
• Completing written assignments using word processing programs
• Assessment of reading, math, and writing skills
• Learning style inventories
• Job seeking skills such as developing employment letters and resumes
• Computer literacy/keyboarding tutorials

The Academic Services Center, Room ECB120, Eau Claire Clairemont Campus Business Education Center, is open days and evenings. Call 715-833-6400 for additional information.

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For more information, contact:
John Joadwine
715-833-6338
jjoadwine@cvtc.edu