Ivy Tech Community offers free tutoring services to any student currently enrolled at Ivy Tech. Our mission is to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment. The academic support we provide leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Anderson
Anderson
Location: AND60 Room 144
Cost: FREE and no appointments needed
Contact: Marvel Johnson (765) 643-7133 ext. 2077 - Batesville
We do not currently have tutoring services available at this campus. Please select another location near you for tutoring information.
- Bloomington
Connie and Steve Ferguson Academic Building
Room D117
(812) 330-6190Hours Monday-Thursday 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Retention Student Success Workshops Fall 2016
all Student Success Workshops are held in the Student Success Center, Room D117Week of Semester
Workshop
Date
Description
1
Start Strong: Getting organized to get ahead
8/25 9am
Bring the syllabus from each of your classes and a planner and learn how to get yourself organized from the start of the semester.
7 Habits of Highly Effective Students
8/26 12pm
Learn the skills, tools, and mindset that you need to succeed at Ivy Tech.
2
Where Do I Fit In? Getting Involved at Ivy Tech
8/31 1pm
There is a club, organization, or leadership opportunity that is perfect for you. Find out how to get involved.
Start Strong: Getting organized to get ahead
9/2 2pm
Bring the syllabus from each of your classes and a planner and learn how to get yourself organized from the start of the semester.
3
7 Habits of Highly Effective Students
9/6 2pm
Learn the skills, tools, and mindset that you need to succeed at Ivy Tech.
Where Do I Fit In? Getting Involved at Ivy Tech
9/8 9am
There is a club, organization, or leadership opportunity that is perfect for you. Find out how to get involved.
4
APHY and the Student Success Center: How to use the tools and services
9/14 2pm
Are you taking APHY 101 or 102? We have models, charts, and other study tools to help you succeed in these difficult courses.
Combatting Procrastination: A recipe for success
9/15 9am
Do you find yourself constantly putting off that big project for class until the very last minute and then struggle to get the assignment turned in on time? Learn ways to fight procrastination and get on track.
5
MATH Doesn’t Have to be a Four Letter Word
9/20 11am
Just the word MATH makes some people cringe, but you can learn tips to better understand the materials and the resources available to help you at Ivy Tech.
APHY and the Student Success Center: How to use the tools and services
9/22 9am
Are you taking APHY 101 or 102? We have models, charts, and other study tools to help you succeed in these difficult courses.
6
Combatting Procrastination: A recipe for success
9/28 2pm
Do you find yourself constantly putting off that big project for class until the very last minute and then struggle to get the assignment turned in on time? Learn ways to fight procrastination and get on track.
ACE that Exam: Learn ways to improve your test taking skills
9/30 11am
When guessing on an exam, do not change answers. Research indicates your first answer is usually best. Get more tips and tools like this to help you to do your best on quizzes and exams.
7
Group Projects: How do we make it work?
10/4 9am
ACE that Exam: Learn ways to improve your test taking skills
10/6 9am
When guessing on an exam, do not change answers. Research indicates your first answer is usually best. Get more tips and tools like this to help you to do your best on quizzes and exams.
8
MATH Doesn’t Have to be a Four Letter Word
10/11 9am
Just the word MATH makes some people cringe, but you can learn tips to better understand the materials and the resources available to help you at Ivy Tech.
Group Projects: How do we make it work?
10/14 2pm
Group projects can sometimes seem like a lot of extra work, but with a few simple steps, you can have your group working like a team in no time.
9
Save My Semester: How to Improve your Mid-term grades
10/19 2pm
Want to improve your midterm grades? Learn how to get on track to finish the semester successfully.
7 Habits of Highly Effective Students
10/21 1pm
Learn the skills, tools, and mindset that you need to succeed at Ivy Tech.
10
Save My Semester: How to Improve your Mid-term grades
10/25 9am
Want to improve your midterm grades? Learn how to get on track to finish the semester successfully.
Walking Tour of Ways to Destress
10/27 2pm
Walking is a great way to deal with stress related issues. Join in a walk around campus and find the many areas and activities where students can unwind and destress.
11
From Counting Sheep to Getting Sleep: The Importance of Sleep and how to improve it
11/1 2pm
Sleep is extremely important to the learning process and with a few simple changes, you can greatly improve the quality of your sleep.
Walking Tour of Ways to Destress
11/2 9am
Walking is a great way to deal with stress related issues. Join in a walk around campus and find the many areas and activities where students can unwind and destress.
12
From Counting Sheep to Getting Sleep: The Importance of Sleep and how to improve it
11/9 9am
Sleep is extremely important to the learning process and with a few simple changes, you can greatly improve the quality of your sleep.
Dress for Success
11/10 2pm
In job-hunting, first impressions are critical. Will dressing properly get you the job? Of course not, but it will give you a competitive edge and a positive first impression.
13
Group Projects: How do we make it work?
11/16 9am
Group projects can sometimes seem like a lot of extra work, but with a few simple steps, you can have your group working like a team in no time.
ACE that Exam: Learn ways to improve your test taking skills
11/17 2pm
When guessing on an exam, do not change answers. Research indicates your first answer is usually best. Get more tips and tools like this to help you to do your best on quizzes and exams.
14
Job searching 101
11/29 9am
Does the job search seem overwhelming? Are you having trouble finding work in your field? Meet with our Career Services area and find out how to find the job for you.
Walking Tour of Ways to Destress
11/30 11am
Walking is a great way to deal with stress related issues. Join in a walk around campus and find the many areas and activities where students can unwind and destress.
15
Job searching 101
12/6 2pm
Does the job search seem overwhelming? Are you having trouble finding work in your field? Meet with our Career Services area and find out how to find the job for you.
Dress for Success
12/8 9am
In job-hunting, first impressions are critical. Will dressing properly get you the job? Of course not, but it will give you a competitive edge and a positive first impression.
16
Finals
Need assistance with a paper? Submit your writing to The Center for Online Writing Support (COWS) and receive help from Ivy Tech English faculty within 48 hours!
Please contact the Retention Office at bl-retention@ivytech.edu with any questions.
- Columbus
Academic Resource Center (ARC)
Tutoring in math, writing, and science available by appointments and/or walk-ins.
(812) 314-8757 | CLC — ROOM 1616Hours Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. - Connersville
We do not currently have tutoring services available at this campus. Free tutoring services are available on the Richmond campus.
- Crawfordsville
We do not currently have tutoring services available at this campus. Please select another location near you for tutoring information.
- East Chicago
East Chicago Campus - Room 213 Monday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Call (219) 392-3600 x3277 for an appointment today! Ivy Tech Northwest is committed to its students and offers resources and services to assist with academic coursework.
Free tutoring services are offered to enrolled students at all four campuses for help with basic skills, general education, and program courses, as well as with study skills and test-taking strategies.
The Tutoring Centers strive to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment which leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students. Computers are also available for school-related work along with handouts and other resources. Appointments are always suggested, but walk-ins are also welcome.
Ivy Tech Northwest has been internationally certified by the College Reading & Learning Association.
Please visit one of the tutoring centers for assistance today!
- Elkhart County
Center for Academic Excellence
Room 503Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Stefanie Summers, Coordinator
574-830-0375 ext. 4483
ssummers19@ivytech.eduExtended hours may be available. Visit our LibGuide for the current schedule. Tutoring is available for walk-ins during normal hours.
- Evansville
Math Tutoring Center, Room 228E (map)
General Information
What is Accuplacer?
Accuplacer Review Packet
Student Testimonies
Handouts
Helpful Online ResourcesPlease contact Sylvia Labitzke at slabitzke@ivytech.edu or call (812) 492-0323 for more information.
Writing Center, Room 232 (map)
Summer Hours: (Beginning Monday, June 6, 2016)
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Fall Hours: (Beginning Monday, August 22, 2016)
Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Writing Center Overview
Click here for more information on the Writing Center.Student Research Guides: APA and MLA
Please contact mstandage@ivytech.edu with questions or for more details.
- Fort Wayne
» Schedule an appointment online
» Schedule an appointment by phone: (260) 480-4262
The Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) at Ivy Tech Community College Northeast provides academic support services at no cost to current students.- Our primary objective is to assist students through one-on-one tutoring and open lab assistance as well as supplemental instruction and test review sessions.
- The CAE works to foster transformation through education consistent with Ivy Tech Community College’s mission and values.
- By empowering student learning, supporting student achievement, and celebrating student success, the CAE fulfills its commitment to our students and their pursuit of academic excellence.
North Campus
3701 Dean Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46835DAYS
HOURS
TYPE
Tutoring Center
Harshman Hall, Room HM1610Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. By appointment only Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. By appointment only Saturday and Sunday Closed -- Learning Lab
Harshman Hall, Room HM1645Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. General lab assistance
No tutoringFriday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. General lab assistance
No tutoringSaturday and Sunday Closed -- Open Computer Lab
Harshman Hall, Room HM1657Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-in tutoring Saturday and Sunday Closed -- Coliseum Campus
3800 North Anthony Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46805DAYS
HOURS
TYPE
Business School Suite
Room CC2328-- -- By appointment only
Courses
Academic Skills
IVYT 101
First Year Seminar
IVYT 120
New Student Seminar
IVYT 0XX
Various other IVYT courses
Accounting
ACCT 090
Introduction to Accounting
ACCT 101
Financial Accounting
ACCT 102
Managerial Accounting
ACCT 105
Income Tax
ACCT 109
Personal Finance
Business
BUSN 101
Introduction to Business
BUSN 102
Business Law
BUSN 104
Investment
BUSN 105
Principles of Management
BUSN 210
Managerial Finance
Communications
COMM 101
Fund. of Public Speaking
COMM 102
Intro. to Interpersonal Communications
Computer
CINS 074
Intro. to Computer Literacy
CINS 101
Intro. to Microcomputers
Microcomputers
Other
Basic Introduction to Microsoft Office –Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook
English
ENGL 0XX
Various courses
ENGL 083
Reading Strategies for College
ENGL 093
Intro. to College Writing
English for Speakers of Other Languages
ESOL 0XX
All levels
French
FREN 101/102
French Level I/II
Writing
ENGL 111
English Composition
ENGL 112
Exposition and Persuasion
ENGL 1XX
Various courses
ENGL 2XX
Various courses
Health Science
APHY 067
Intro. to Anatomy and Physiology
APHY 101/102
Anatomy and Physiology I/II
HLHS 101
Medical Terminology
HLHS 102
Dosage Calculations
MEAS XXX
Medical Assisting –various courses
NRSG XXX
Nursing –various courses
Mathematics
MATH 015/035
Fundamentals of Algebra I/II
MATH 023/043
Essentials of Algebra I/II
MATH 118
Concepts in Mathematics
MATH 121
Geometry/Trigonometry
MATH 136
College Algebra
MATH 201
Brief Calculus
MATH XXX
Various other Mathematics Courses
MPRO 101/102
Shop Math only
Office Administration
OFAD 116
Essentials of Business Correspondence
OFAD 218
Spreadsheets
OFAD 221
Organizational Leadership
Science
ASTR 101
Astronomy
BIOL 101
Biology
BIOL 211
General Microbiology
CHEM 101
Chemistry I
PHYS 100
Technical Physics
PHYS 101/102
Physics I/II
SCIN 111
Physical Science
General Guidelines
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GG-01: Users of services or resources provided by the CAE agree to comply with the Guidelines and Policies of the Center for Academic Excellence.
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GG-02: Users of the CAE must be current college staff or currently enrolled students. Appropriate identification may be requested. (The word “user” or “users” in the remainder of this document refers to college staff or currently enrolled students. The terms “Center staff” and “Center staff members” refer to Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana employees who are assigned tutoring, technical, or supervisory responsibilities in the Center for Academic Excellence.
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GG-03: The staff of the CAE reserves the right to change the Center Guidelines and Policies from time to time at its discretion to best serve students and staff in accordance with College policies and procedures.
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GG-04: Center staff is committed to providing an atmosphere where users may come to receive tutoring and/or use computers. This policy does not prohibit quiet conversation between users and staff members such as a conversation required for tutoring, computer training, or a group project. The Center is designed to preserve a reasonably quiet atmosphere where users can utilize the facility without disturbance. Conversations must be maintained at a level that allows others to work.
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GG-05: Users are asked to utilize the CAE intelligently and courteously.
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GG-06: Users may be asked to leave the CAE if they engage in inappropriate behavior. Inappropriate behavior includes any activity that disturbs others including profanity or any other behavior generally considered unacceptable in a public place. Inappropriate behavior includes any behavior that endangers the safety of others, interferes with the operations of the CAE, or damages the building or its furnishings.
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GG-07: The CAE will not be responsible for loss or damage to personal items or data.
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GG-08: Users are encouraged to bring suggestions or problems to the attention of CAE staff members.
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GG-09: Food and drinks are not allowed at computer workstations. Please properly dispose of or store food and drink containers before using any workstation. Consumable products may be stored in designated areas. Consuming drinks, but not food, is allowed at tutoring tables.
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GG-10: Computers are available on a first-come, first serve basis. Users agree to move to other computers within the CAE when requested by a CAE staff member. Computer reservations are not accepted.
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GG-11: Center staff members are available to assist users with course-related projects or assignments. Center staff members, however, are not obligated to do coursework or personal work for users. No assistance is provided with take-home quizzes or tests.
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GG-12: Children younger than 13 years are not permitted in the CAE. Children may not be left unattended in hallways.
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GG-13: Telephones located in the CAE are for staff use only.
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GG-14: Computers are turned off 10 minutes prior to closing.
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GG-15: The use of cell phones is prohibited in the CAE. All cell phones and pagers are to be turned off or set to "silent ring only" before entering the CAE. Users should leave the CAE to answer a call or to return a page.
Tutoring Guidelines
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TG-01: Tutees are CAE users who are scheduled for tutoring appointments in the CAE. Tutees may schedule appointments over the telephone or in person. The length of a tutoring appointment is determined by the tutor but shall not exceed 55 minutes.
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TG-02: Only one upcoming tutoring appointment per course may be scheduled. A maximum of one appointment per week per course is allowed, tutors' schedules permitting. Tutoring appointments are accepted no more than seven days in advance. This allows as many students as possible to use tutoring services.
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TG-03: Although tutors strive to accommodate students' requests for individual tutoring, there may be times when this is not possible. Interruptions may occur during tutoring appointments.
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TG-04: If a tutee cannot keep a scheduled appointment, he or she is required to contact the Center at least two hours before the start of the appointment. If on two occasions a tutee fails to provide at least two hours notification for the cancellation of an appointment, scheduled tutoring eligibility will be rescinded for the remainder of the semester. A tutee who is more than 15 minutes late shall be deemed to have missed his/her appointment.
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TG-05: If a tutee requests the cancellation of more than four tutoring appointments in a given semester, scheduled tutoring eligibility will be rescinded for the remainder of the semester.
Computer Guidelines
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CG-01: Practices that are permissible in classroom computer labs are not necessarily permissible in the CAE.
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CG-02: Computer resources are for professional and educational use only. Gambling, viewing of pornography, or other objectionable activities are not permitted. Use of social media sites is discouraged. Center staff members may monitor computer usage in order to ensure compliance with CAE and Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana policies.
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CG-03: Computer resources are designated for educational purposes directly related to current enrollment in courses offered by Ivy Tech Community College. Users seeking computer access for this purpose take precedent over users accessing computer resources for any other purpose. Center staff reserves the right to request anyone not using computers in accordance with endeavors of an academic nature to relinquish computer use to a person seeking computer resources for the intended purpose.
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CG-04: Users should not attempt to fix a computer problem. If a problem exists, users should immediately contact a Center staff member.
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CG-05: Please contact a staff member regarding course-related software that is unavailable on computers.
Storage Media
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CG-06: Users must provide their own storage media for portable use. A Student Drive folder is available on all CAE computer desktops for temporary, unsecured storage. The CAE makes no guarantee of privacy, immediate access, or protection against deletion for any data saved in a Student Drive folder. Use of a Student Drive folder is at user's own risk. Saving work every five minutes is strongly recommended.
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CG-07: Users encountering problems with their own storage media should request assistance from Center staff members.
Computer Environment
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CG-07: Users may not move, adjust, or turn off computers or monitors. Users are not allowed to disconnect any hardware for any reason. Users may not change the appearance of the operating system desktop or change the screen resolution. If a need arises, the user must request assistance from a Center staff member.
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CG-08: Some software programs are only installed on specific computers. If a user cannot find a particular software program, a Center staff member will be able to inform the user of computers, if any, that have the software program installed.
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CG-09: If a virus is found on a computer or storage medium, users must immediately contact a CAE staff member for assistance.
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CG-10: When finished using a computer, each user is asked to exit all programs and log off, leaving the Window’s desktop screen visible.
Use of Printers
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CG-11: Printing is limited to currently enrolled students and staff at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.
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CG-12: Users are allowed to print only course-related materials.
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CG-13: Printing of course-related documents from the Internet, including Blackboard should be limited to one copy of preferably no more than 10 pages.
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CG-14: Center staff reserve the right to rescind printing privileges in CAE computer labs to users who send repeated print requests of an excessive or non-academic nature.
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CG-15: At times when a Center's resources are being used at full capacity, documents may require some lead-time to print. Users should allow additional preparatory time in order to meet deadlines. Center staff will accommodate users' printing needs on a first-come, first serve basis.
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CG-16: If multiple copies of documents are required, coin-operated copiers are available. Please see a staff member for directions to the closest location.
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CG-17: Users may not change printer settings. Users with special printing requirements should seek assistance from a Center staff member.
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CG-18: Users may not load their own paper or envelopes into a printer. If a user needs to print on special material, the user should ask a Center staff member for assistance.
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CG-19: Transparency and/or adhesive-label printing is prohibited.
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CG-20: Users should not attempt to clear paper jams. A Center staff member should be contacted for assistance if a paper jam occurs.
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CG-21: If paper or toner is needed, the user should contact a Center staff member.
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CG-22: Users are asked to be environmentally sensitive by recycling all white printer paper in the designated blue recycling bins. Please note that recycling bins are not receptacles for trash disposal or other types of paper, including ruled or colored paper.
Software
The Center for Academic Excellence offers the software listed below:
DESCRIPTION
SOFTWARE
Operating System
Windows 7 Professional – This operating system is installed on all CAE machines.
Web Browsers
Windows Internet Explorer 8.0 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Mozilla Firefox 6.0.2 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Opera 11.11 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Pearson LockDown Browser 1.04 – This program prevents users from accessing other browser windows or opening other applications when taking certain tests and quizzes online.
Office Suites
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – This suite allows users to create a variety of document types, including spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and text documents.
OpenOffice.org 3.3 – This suite allows users to create a variety of document types, including spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and text documents.
Digital Media Creation and Editing
Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection – This software allows users to design Web pages, create documents, create and edit 2D graphics, and create and edit 2D animation.
Integrated Development Environment
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate – This IDE allows users to develop software applications using C, C++, C#, F#, and Visual Basic. It also allows users to develop Web applications.
Database
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 – This is relational database software that allows data storage and retrieval among other software applications.
Keyboarding
Keyboarding Pro DELUXE 2.0 – This program assists users in building keyboarding skills.
Optical Disc Authoring
CDBurnerXP 4.3.8 – This program allows users to put information on CDs and DVDs.
Accessibility
ZoomText 9.1 – This software allows users to magnify sections on the computer screen. It also allows users to hear everything written on the screen. It is available on certain computers in the CAE. Please inquire with CAE staff if you need assistance locating a machine with this installed.
Scanning
Windows Fax and Scan – This software allows users to make a digital image of two-dimensional media, such as documents and pictures. Please inquire at the front desk within room 1610 of Harshman Hall if you need directions for using or locating the scanner.
FAQs About Tutoring
What subjects does the Center for Academic Excellence offer tutoring in?
We offer tutoring in entry level courses, general education courses, and many program-level courses. See above.
Where is tutoring offered?
See above.
How do I make a tutoring appointment?
You have two options:
1. You may call the Center for Academic Excellence at 260-480-4262, and a staff member will help you schedule an appointment with a tutor. If no one is available to answer the phone, please leave a voice-mail message and an employee will return your call. Before you call, think of what days and times you can come in for tutoring. See above.
2. You may also schedule an appointment by visiting the Center for Academic Excellence.
How much does tutoring cost?
Tutoring is free to students enrolled at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana students.
How long do the tutoring sessions last?
The tutor determines the length of a tutoring session, and generally does not exceed 55 minutes.
When may I schedule an appointment? How often can I see a tutor?
Appointments are scheduled up to a week in advance for courses in which you are enrolled and in which we tutor. You may schedule one appointment per subject per week. After completing one tutoring appointment in a specific subject you may then schedule another appointment in that subject. A maximum of one appointment per week per subject is allowed, dependent on tutor schedules.
Do you tutor students not attending Ivy Tech?
No. You must be currently enrolled in the Ivy Tech course in which you wish to be tutored, and provide proof of enrollment.
Do you tutor students in preparation for taking the Accuplacer or TEAS assessment tests?
No.
What should I do to prepare for an appointment?
We ask that you attempt to understand the assignments before your appointment. This will help us recognize the areas where you need assistance. Be sure you continue attending class. Tutoring is a supplement to your in-class instruction, not a substitute.
What should I bring to an appointment?
Bring your textbook, related notes and class handouts, homework assignments, and paper, pen or pencil.
How do I cancel an appointment?
If you are scheduled for an appointment and cannot keep the appointment, we ask you to provide at least 2 hours notification. Please call us at (260) 480-4262.
What if I don't call to cancel an appointment?
Failure to cancel an appointment may result in your receiving tutoring on a walk-in only basis. For more information, please see our cancellation and no-show policy.
Do you offer tutoring on the weekends?
During fall and spring semesters, limited tutoring is offered Saturdays on North Campus in the Open Computer Lab located in Harshman Hall, Room HM1657. We are closed on Saturdays during the summer. We are always closed on Sundays. See above.
May I bring children to my tutoring appointment?
In keeping with College policy, we cannot allow children under the age of 13 in the Center for Academic Excellence.
Do I have to sign up to use a computer?
No. You may go to the Center for Academic Excellence and work at any available computer station.
May I reserve a computer?
No. Computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
If I have a problem with computer hardware or Internet access, how can I get assistance?
Simply ask any available staff member in the Center for assistance.
May I eat or drink while working at a computer?
Sorry. We cannot allow food or drink at the computers.
May I bring children with me while I work at a computer?
In keeping with College policy, we cannot allow children under the age of 13 in the Center for Academic Excellence.
- Franklin
Franklin Campus
2205 McClain Drive
Franklin, IN 46131Math Tutoring Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday (room 148) 2 - 8 p.m. Wednesday (room 110) 1 - 4 p.m. Friday (room 131B) 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Writing Tutoring Hours Monday (room 111) 8 - 11 a.m. Wednesday (room 148) 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Mooresville
204 Southbridge Street
Mooresville, IN 46158Math and English Tutoring Hours Tuesday, Thursday 5 - 9 p.m. Shelbyville Intelliplex
2177 Intelliplex Drive
Shelbyville, IN 46176Math Tutoring Hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 4 - 6 p.m. - Gary
Gary Campus - Room S211 Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 7:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Call (219) 981-1111 x2231 for an appointment today! Ivy Tech Northwest is committed to its students and offers resources and services to assist with academic coursework. Free tutoring services are offered to enrolled students at all four campuses for help with basic skills, general education, and program courses, as well as with study skills and test-taking strategies.
The Tutoring Centers strive to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment which leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students. Computers are also available for school-related work along with handouts and other resources. Appointments are always suggested, but walk-ins are also welcome.
Ivy Tech Northwest has been internationally certified by the College Reading & Learning Association.
Please visit one of the tutoring centers for assistance today!
- Greencastle
Greencastle Campus
915 South Zinc Mill Road
Greencastle, IN 46135
Room G114Math Tutoring Monday/Wednesday 1:45 - 5:45 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. English Tutoring Tuesday 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Wednesday 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. APHY and BIOL Tutoring Tuesday 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Henry County - New Castle
Check out the Tutoring blog for schedules!
New Castle
Location: A.B.E. Building
Schedules: Available on the Tutoring Blog (see link above) and in the tutoring areas
Cost: FREE and no appointments needed
Contact: Nathan Grogg (765)289-2291 ext 1333 - Indianapolis
The Learning Centers at Ivy Tech Community College Central Indiana on the North Meridian and Lawrence campuses offer free tutoring services to any student currently enrolled at Ivy Tech. Our mission is to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment. The academic support we provide leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students.
Our tutoring services:
English: Students can receive tutoring in any English class, as well as any class where papers need to be written and reviewed. The class does not necessarily need an “ENGL” designation. We frequently help students with papers in History, Psychology and Earth Science. Ensure that students seeking review of Earth Science papers have their rubrics and checklists with them.
Math: We tutor any class which has a “Math” designation. We also offer assistance to students needing help in other classes where the work they’re doing is clearly math. For example, psychology students working on sampling distributions.
Science: We tutor students in the following classes: Science, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Astronomy, and Biology.
Engineering: Students in engineering classes should contact the tutors available in the Tech building.
Accounting: Please contact us for the tutor's location and hours.
Technology: Our technology tutor can assist students with any computer related questions and is located at the downtown Indianapolis campus.
Please visit us at your earliest convenience!
Downtown Indianapolis Campus
Learning Resource Center, Room 101
2725 North Illinois St.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Call 317-921-4230 for more information.Hours Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Avon
7508 Beechwood Centre Road
Avon, IN 46123Math Tutoring - Room 104 Monday 9 a.m. - 10 a.m., 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tuesday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Writing Lab - Room 109 Tuesday 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Thursday 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Indy West
7333 West Washington
Indianapolis, IN 46231
Building 64Please call 317-968-1594 for an appointment.
Math Tutoring Monday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Lawrence Campus
9201 E. 59th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46216
Room F-146
Call 317-916-7525 for more information.Hours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Ivy Tech Central Indiana's Learning Center has been internationally certified by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA)
- Kokomo
Library and Learning Resource Center LRC
1815 East Morgan, Rooms M509 and M511
Kokomo, IN 46901
800-459-0561, ext. 7515More information coming soon
- Lafayette
The Learning Resource Center in Lafayette offers free drop-in tutoring to currently registered students in Math, English, and various other subjects. Check posted schedules for subjects and times.
Located in Ivy Hall Room 1157
765-269-5617Lafayette Campus Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Lawrenceburg
50 Walnut Street
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
Room 538Tutoring available by appointment, to schedule call:
Tyrone Rose
(812) 537-4010 Ext. 5296
(800) 715-1058 Ext. 5296 - Logansport
Logansport campus
1 Ivy Tech Way
Logansport, IN 46947Tutoring appointments can be made by calling the campus Learning Resource Center at
574-753-5101, ext. 2234.
Peru Instructional Site
425 W. Main Street
Peru, IN 46970Tutoring appointments can be made by calling 765-473-7281, ext. 9211 or 3304.
- Madison
590 Ivy Tech Drive
Madison, IN 47250
Room 2090Tutoring available by appointment, to schedule call:
Kate Wallace
(812) 265-2580 Ext. 4124
(800) 403-2190 Ext. 4124 - Marion
Check out the Tutoring blog for schedules!
Location: Room 253; Other (see schedule)
Schedules: Available on the Tutoring Blog (see link above) and in the tutoring areas
Cost: FREE and no appointments needed
Contact: Nathan Grogg (765)289-2291 ext 1333 - Michigan City
Michigan City Campus - 1st Floor Monday -Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Call (219) 879-9137 x6268 for an appointment today!
Ivy Tech Northwest is committed to its students and offers resources and services to assist with academic coursework. Free tutoring services are offered to enrolled students at all four campuses for help with basic skills, general education, and program courses, as well as with study skills and test-taking strategies.
The Tutoring Centers strive to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment which leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students. Computers are also available for school-related work along with handouts and other resources. Appointments are always suggested, but walk-ins are also welcome.
Ivy Tech Northwest has been internationally certified by the College Reading & Learning Association.
Please visit one of the tutoring centers for assistance today!
- Muncie
Check out the Tutoring blog for schedules!
Muncie
Location: Cowan Rd. SIC Tutoring Lounge & rm. 107; Fisher Building room 302; Other (see schedule)
Schedules: Available on the Tutoring Blog (see link above) and in the tutoring areas
Cost: FREE and no appointments needed
Contact: Nathan Grogg (765)289-2291 ext 1333 - Noblesville
We do not currently have tutoring services available at this campus. Please select another location near you for tutoring information.
- Richmond
Richmond Tutoring Center
Johnson Hall, room 1187
tutoringcenter9@ivytech.edu
765-966-2656 Ext. 1187Free tutoring services are available to current and incoming Ivy Tech students in math and writing. Contact us for our current schedule or assistance with other subject areas.
- Sellersburg
Pfau Hall, Room B15E
8204 Highway 311
Sellersburg, IN 47172Student Success Center
The Student Success Center provides free tutoring services to Ivy Tech students for a variety of subject areas. The Student Success Center also provides students with free tutoring for Ivy Prep, By-Appointment Tutoring with full-time faculty during their office hours, and a private tutoring list for those who may be interested. Free online tutoring is available through Tutor.com by logging in to Blackboard.
Fall & Spring Hours Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Summer Hours Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Latest Schedules:
Available online here! Also available on the bulletin boards inside the center or outside of B15E.
Contacts:
Tiffany Thieneman, Student Success Center Coordinator
812.246.3301 ext. 4204 - South Bend
Tutor Center
Room 156 (located inside to the right of the north/Dean Johnson Blvd. entrance)
574-289-7001 ext. 5337Walk-ins are available for English and math. Tutoring for other subjects requires an appointment.
Instant messaging (IM) tutoring is available through Blackboard IM during the Fall/Spring semesters. Contact us to learn more.
For more information on Supplemental Instruction or the South Bend Writing Center, contact the University/Transfer Division at 574-289-7001 ext. 5376.
- Tell City
We do not currently have tutoring services available at this campus. Please select another location near you for tutoring information.
- Terre Haute
Walk-ins welcome at all tutoring locations.
Main Campus
8000 South Education Drive
Terre Haute, INAcademic Enrichment Center*
Room C114 (enter through the Library)(812) 298-2389
(800) 377-4882 Ext. 2389
dbarton@ivytech.eduHours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. *Available tutoring subjects include anatomy & physiology, biology, chemistry, computing, and microbiology.
Fall 2016 Study Groups
No Appointment NecessaryA&P 101
Monday: 3 - 5 p.m.
Tuesday: 3 - 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 2 - 4 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. - Noon
Friday: 10 a.m. - NoonA&P 102
Tuesday: 10 a.m. - Noon
Wednesday: 1 - 3 p.m.Chemistry 101
Monday: 4 - 6 p.m.
Tuesday: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Thursday: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Biology 201
Monday: Noon - 2 p.m.
Tuesday: 1 - 3 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 - 11 a.m.
Math Center
Room H104
(812) 298-2563
(800) 377-4882 Ext. 2563
dcrist5@ivytech.eduHours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Math Center will be closed on Monday, September 5.
Writing Center
Room H102
(812) 298-2363
(800) 377-4882 Ext. 2363
dcrist5@ivytech.eduHours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Writing Center will be closed on Monday, September 5.
Martin Luther King Jr., Center
Lower Level of Meadows Shopping Center
Corner of 25th & Poplar Streets
Terre Haute, IN
(812) 234-3446Tutoring By Appointment ONLY
Ivy Tech Community College Cooperative
140 North Main Street
Linton, IN
(812) 847-0128Tutoring By Appointment ONLY
Parke County Learning Center
519 North Lincoln Road, Rockville, IN
(765) 569-1065Tutoring By appointment ONLY
- Valparaiso
Valparaiso Campus - D104 Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Call (219) 464-8514 x3071 for an appointment today! Ivy Tech Northwest is committed to its students and offers resources and services to assist with academic coursework. Free tutoring services are offered to enrolled students at all four campuses for help with basic skills, general education, and program courses, as well as with study skills and test-taking strategies.
The Tutoring Centers strive to foster active learning in an open and friendly environment which leads to greater success and higher achievement for our students. Computers are also available for school-related work along with handouts and other resources. Appointments are always suggested, but walk-ins are also welcome.
Ivy Tech Northwest has been internationally certified by the College Reading & Learning Association.
Please visit one of the tutoring centers for assistance today!
- Wabash
Wabash Campus
277 N Thorne St
Wabash, IN 46992Tutoring appointments can be made by calling 260-563-8828.
For additional assistance, please contact Pam Guthrie pguthrie@ivytech.edu or ext. 6005.
Courses
Academic Skills
IVYT 101
First Year Seminar
IVYT 120
New Student Seminar
IVYT 0XX
Various other IVYT courses
Accounting
ACCT 090
Introduction to Accounting
ACCT 101
Financial Accounting
ACCT 102
Managerial Accounting
ACCT 105
Income Tax
ACCT 109
Personal Finance
Business
BUSN 101
Introduction to Business
BUSN 102
Business Law
BUSN 104
Investment
BUSN 105
Principles of Management
BUSN 210
Managerial Finance
Communications
COMM 101
Fund. of Public Speaking
COMM 102
Intro. to Interpersonal Communications
Computer
CINS 074
Intro. to Computer Literacy
CINS 101
Intro. to Microcomputers
Microcomputers
Other
Basic Introduction to Microsoft Office –Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook
English
ENGL 0XX
Various courses
ENGL 083
Reading Strategies for College
ENGL 093
Intro. to College Writing
English for Speakers of Other Languages
ESOL 0XX
All levels
French
FREN 101/102
French Level I/II
Writing
ENGL 111
English Composition
ENGL 112
Exposition and Persuasion
ENGL 1XX
Various courses
ENGL 2XX
Various courses
Health Science
APHY 067
Intro. to Anatomy and Physiology
APHY 101/102
Anatomy and Physiology I/II
HLHS 101
Medical Terminology
HLHS 102
Dosage Calculations
MEAS XXX
Medical Assisting –various courses
NRSG XXX
Nursing –various courses
Mathematics
MATH 015/035
Fundamentals of Algebra I/II
MATH 023/043
Essentials of Algebra I/II
MATH 118
Concepts in Mathematics
MATH 121
Geometry/Trigonometry
MATH 136
College Algebra
MATH 201
Brief Calculus
MATH XXX
Various other Mathematics Courses
MPRO 101/102
Shop Math only
Office Administration
OFAD 116
Essentials of Business Correspondence
OFAD 218
Spreadsheets
OFAD 221
Organizational Leadership
Science
ASTR 101
Astronomy
BIOL 101
Biology
BIOL 211
General Microbiology
CHEM 101
Chemistry I
PHYS 100
Technical Physics
PHYS 101/102
Physics I/II
SCIN 111
Physical Science
General Guidelines
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GG-01: Users of services or resources provided by the CAE agree to comply with the Guidelines and Policies of the Center for Academic Excellence.
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GG-02: Users of the CAE must be current college staff or currently enrolled students. Appropriate identification may be requested. (The word “user” or “users” in the remainder of this document refers to college staff or currently enrolled students. The terms “Center staff” and “Center staff members” refer to Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana employees who are assigned tutoring, technical, or supervisory responsibilities in the Center for Academic Excellence.
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GG-03: The staff of the CAE reserves the right to change the Center Guidelines and Policies from time to time at its discretion to best serve students and staff in accordance with College policies and procedures.
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GG-04: Center staff is committed to providing an atmosphere where users may come to receive tutoring and/or use computers. This policy does not prohibit quiet conversation between users and staff members such as a conversation required for tutoring, computer training, or a group project. The Center is designed to preserve a reasonably quiet atmosphere where users can utilize the facility without disturbance. Conversations must be maintained at a level that allows others to work.
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GG-05: Users are asked to utilize the CAE intelligently and courteously.
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GG-06: Users may be asked to leave the CAE if they engage in inappropriate behavior. Inappropriate behavior includes any activity that disturbs others including profanity or any other behavior generally considered unacceptable in a public place. Inappropriate behavior includes any behavior that endangers the safety of others, interferes with the operations of the CAE, or damages the building or its furnishings.
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GG-07: The CAE will not be responsible for loss or damage to personal items or data.
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GG-08: Users are encouraged to bring suggestions or problems to the attention of CAE staff members.
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GG-09: Food and drinks are not allowed at computer workstations. Please properly dispose of or store food and drink containers before using any workstation. Consumable products may be stored in designated areas. Consuming drinks, but not food, is allowed at tutoring tables.
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GG-10: Computers are available on a first-come, first serve basis. Users agree to move to other computers within the CAE when requested by a CAE staff member. Computer reservations are not accepted.
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GG-11: Center staff members are available to assist users with course-related projects or assignments. Center staff members, however, are not obligated to do coursework or personal work for users. No assistance is provided with take-home quizzes or tests.
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GG-12: Children younger than 13 years are not permitted in the CAE. Children may not be left unattended in hallways.
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GG-13: Telephones located in the CAE are for staff use only.
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GG-14: Computers are turned off 10 minutes prior to closing.
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GG-15: The use of cell phones is prohibited in the CAE. All cell phones and pagers are to be turned off or set to "silent ring only" before entering the CAE. Users should leave the CAE to answer a call or to return a page.
Tutoring Guidelines
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TG-01: Tutees are CAE users who are scheduled for tutoring appointments in the CAE. Tutees may schedule appointments over the telephone or in person. The length of a tutoring appointment is determined by the tutor but shall not exceed 55 minutes.
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TG-02: Only one upcoming tutoring appointment per course may be scheduled. A maximum of one appointment per week per course is allowed, tutors' schedules permitting. Tutoring appointments are accepted no more than seven days in advance. This allows as many students as possible to use tutoring services.
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TG-03: Although tutors strive to accommodate students' requests for individual tutoring, there may be times when this is not possible. Interruptions may occur during tutoring appointments.
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TG-04: If a tutee cannot keep a scheduled appointment, he or she is required to contact the Center at least two hours before the start of the appointment. If on two occasions a tutee fails to provide at least two hours notification for the cancellation of an appointment, scheduled tutoring eligibility will be rescinded for the remainder of the semester. A tutee who is more than 15 minutes late shall be deemed to have missed his/her appointment.
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TG-05: If a tutee requests the cancellation of more than four tutoring appointments in a given semester, scheduled tutoring eligibility will be rescinded for the remainder of the semester.
Computer Guidelines
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CG-01: Practices that are permissible in classroom computer labs are not necessarily permissible in the CAE.
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CG-02: Computer resources are for professional and educational use only. Gambling, viewing of pornography, or other objectionable activities are not permitted. Use of social media sites is discouraged. Center staff members may monitor computer usage in order to ensure compliance with CAE and Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana policies.
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CG-03: Computer resources are designated for educational purposes directly related to current enrollment in courses offered by Ivy Tech Community College. Users seeking computer access for this purpose take precedent over users accessing computer resources for any other purpose. Center staff reserves the right to request anyone not using computers in accordance with endeavors of an academic nature to relinquish computer use to a person seeking computer resources for the intended purpose.
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CG-04: Users should not attempt to fix a computer problem. If a problem exists, users should immediately contact a Center staff member.
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CG-05: Please contact a staff member regarding course-related software that is unavailable on computers.
Storage Media
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CG-06: Users must provide their own storage media for portable use. A Student Drive folder is available on all CAE computer desktops for temporary, unsecured storage. The CAE makes no guarantee of privacy, immediate access, or protection against deletion for any data saved in a Student Drive folder. Use of a Student Drive folder is at user's own risk. Saving work every five minutes is strongly recommended.
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CG-07: Users encountering problems with their own storage media should request assistance from Center staff members.
Computer Environment
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CG-07: Users may not move, adjust, or turn off computers or monitors. Users are not allowed to disconnect any hardware for any reason. Users may not change the appearance of the operating system desktop or change the screen resolution. If a need arises, the user must request assistance from a Center staff member.
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CG-08: Some software programs are only installed on specific computers. If a user cannot find a particular software program, a Center staff member will be able to inform the user of computers, if any, that have the software program installed.
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CG-09: If a virus is found on a computer or storage medium, users must immediately contact a CAE staff member for assistance.
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CG-10: When finished using a computer, each user is asked to exit all programs and log off, leaving the Window’s desktop screen visible.
Use of Printers
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CG-11: Printing is limited to currently enrolled students and staff at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.
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CG-12: Users are allowed to print only course-related materials.
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CG-13: Printing of course-related documents from the Internet, including Blackboard should be limited to one copy of preferably no more than 10 pages.
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CG-14: Center staff reserve the right to rescind printing privileges in CAE computer labs to users who send repeated print requests of an excessive or non-academic nature.
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CG-15: At times when a Center's resources are being used at full capacity, documents may require some lead-time to print. Users should allow additional preparatory time in order to meet deadlines. Center staff will accommodate users' printing needs on a first-come, first serve basis.
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CG-16: If multiple copies of documents are required, coin-operated copiers are available. Please see a staff member for directions to the closest location.
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CG-17: Users may not change printer settings. Users with special printing requirements should seek assistance from a Center staff member.
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CG-18: Users may not load their own paper or envelopes into a printer. If a user needs to print on special material, the user should ask a Center staff member for assistance.
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CG-19: Transparency and/or adhesive-label printing is prohibited.
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CG-20: Users should not attempt to clear paper jams. A Center staff member should be contacted for assistance if a paper jam occurs.
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CG-21: If paper or toner is needed, the user should contact a Center staff member.
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CG-22: Users are asked to be environmentally sensitive by recycling all white printer paper in the designated blue recycling bins. Please note that recycling bins are not receptacles for trash disposal or other types of paper, including ruled or colored paper.
Software
The Center for Academic Excellence offers the software listed below:
DESCRIPTION
SOFTWARE
Operating System
Windows 7 Professional – This operating system is installed on all CAE machines.
Web Browsers
Windows Internet Explorer 8.0 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Mozilla Firefox 6.0.2 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Opera 11.11 – This allows users to view and interact with Web pages.
Pearson LockDown Browser 1.04 – This program prevents users from accessing other browser windows or opening other applications when taking certain tests and quizzes online.
Office Suites
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – This suite allows users to create a variety of document types, including spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and text documents.
OpenOffice.org 3.3 – This suite allows users to create a variety of document types, including spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and text documents.
Digital Media Creation and Editing
Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection – This software allows users to design Web pages, create documents, create and edit 2D graphics, and create and edit 2D animation.
Integrated Development Environment
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate – This IDE allows users to develop software applications using C, C++, C#, F#, and Visual Basic. It also allows users to develop Web applications.
Database
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 – This is relational database software that allows data storage and retrieval among other software applications.
Keyboarding
Keyboarding Pro DELUXE 2.0 – This program assists users in building keyboarding skills.
Optical Disc Authoring
CDBurnerXP 4.3.8 – This program allows users to put information on CDs and DVDs.
Accessibility
ZoomText 9.1 – This software allows users to magnify sections on the computer screen. It also allows users to hear everything written on the screen. It is available on certain computers in the CAE. Please inquire with CAE staff if you need assistance locating a machine with this installed.
Scanning
Windows Fax and Scan – This software allows users to make a digital image of two-dimensional media, such as documents and pictures. Please inquire at the front office if you need directions for using or locating the scanner.
FAQs About Tutoring
What subjects does the Center for Academic Excellence offer tutoring in?
We offer tutoring in entry level courses, general education courses, and many program-level courses. See above.
Where is tutoring offered?
See above.
How do I make a tutoring appointment?
1. You may call Pam Guthrie, 260-563-8828 ext. 6005, and a staff member will help you schedule an appointment with a tutor. If no one is available to answer the phone, please leave a voice-mail message and an employee will return your call. Before you call, think of what days and times you can come in for tutoring. See above..
How much does tutoring cost?
Tutoring is free to students enrolled at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana students.
How long do the tutoring sessions last?
The tutor determines the length of a tutoring session, and generally does not exceed 55 minutes.
When may I schedule an appointment? How often can I see a tutor?
Appointments are scheduled up to a week in advance for courses in which you are enrolled and in which we tutor. You may schedule one appointment per subject per week. After completing one tutoring appointment in a specific subject you may then schedule another appointment in that subject. A maximum of one appointment per week per subject is allowed, dependent on tutor schedules.
Do you tutor students not attending Ivy Tech?
No. You must be currently enrolled in the Ivy Tech course in which you wish to be tutored, and provide proof of enrollment.
Do you tutor students in preparation for taking the Accuplacer or TEAS assessment tests?
No.
What should I do to prepare for an appointment?
We ask that you attempt to understand the assignments before your appointment. This will help us recognize the areas where you need assistance. Be sure you continue attending class. Tutoring is a supplement to your in-class instruction, not a substitute.
What should I bring to an appointment?
Bring your textbook, related notes and class handouts, homework assignments, and paper, pen or pencil.
How do I cancel an appointment?
If you are scheduled for an appointment and cannot keep the appointment, we ask you to provide at least 2 hours notification. Please call us at (260) 480-4262.
What if I don't call to cancel an appointment?
Failure to cancel an appointment may result in your receiving tutoring on a walk-in only basis. For more information, please see our cancellation and no-show policy.
Do you offer tutoring on the weekends?
During fall and spring semesters, limited tutoring is offered Saturdays on North Campus in the Open Computer Lab located in Harshman Hall, Room HM1657. We are closed on Saturdays during the summer. We are always closed on Sundays. See above.
May I bring children to my tutoring appointment?
In keeping with College policy, we cannot allow children under the age of 13 in the Center for Academic Excellence.
Do I have to sign up to use a computer?
No. You may go to the Center for Academic Excellence and work at any available computer station.
May I reserve a computer?
No. Computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
If I have a problem with computer hardware or Internet access, how can I get assistance?
Simply ask any available staff member in the Center for assistance.
May I eat or drink while working at a computer?
Sorry. We cannot allow food or drink at the computers.
May I bring children with me while I work at a computer?
In keeping with College policy, we cannot allow children under the age of 13 in the Center for Academic Excellence.
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- Warsaw
Warsaw
Student Success Center
574-267-5428, ext. 7242
Room 242Student Success Center LibGuide
Tim Keyes, Tutoring Coordinator
tkeyes@ivytech.edu
Select your local campus for additional information and resources.