The Learning Center

 

The Learning Center
 

Location

Gordon Student Center G202 

Hours

Mon-Fri, 8:30am – 4:30pm

Choose a Tutoring Appointment

We provide FREE online and in-person tutoring —you can make up to 2 appointments per week, per course. Use the links below to get started!

Tutors are available in specific subject areas to help you work through your course assignments.

Course Tutoring


Need help writing that essay or short answer on your homework? We're here to support you!

Writing Support

Not sure where to start when it comes to studying for exams? We've got you covered.

Study Skills


We'll walk through basic math skills to get the right answer every time!

Basic Math Skills

We'll give you tips on how to get the most out of your computer for your class assignments.

Basic Computer Skills


For after-hours tutoring (7pm–12am, Sun–Thurs), visit STAR-NY tutoring, log in with OCC credentials, and get connected with a tutor!

After-Hours Tutoring


You can borrow a laptop and calculator at The Learning Center — bring your LazerCard!
 

Drop-in Tutoring

You don't need an appointment to attend drop-in hours and can come as often as you need! Here’s how it works:

  1. Sign in at the Learning Center kiosk
  2. Take a red and green cup
  3. Find a seat in the designated space for your subject area
  4. Place the green cup on top of the red cup and start your work
  5. Place the red cup on top of the green cup if you have a question for the tutor
     

Our Summer 2024 drop-in hours are as follows:

  • BIOLOGY: 12pm – 2pm (Mon & Tues), G200

  • CHEMISTRY: 12pm – 2pm (Wed & Thurs), G200

  • MATH: 12pm – 2pm (Mon–Thurs), G202

  • PHYSICS: 12pm – 2pm (Mon–Thurs), G202

English Language Institute

The English Language Institute (ELI) program provides multiple levels of language instruction and support to help English language learners achieve their career and academic goals.

Register for ELI


 

Work at the Learning Center

We accept applications year-round and reach out to qualified applicants on a needs basis, which is based upon student demand in specific courses. These positions are temporary and there is no guarantee of work.