ACCOUNTING COMPUTING MATH LANGUAGE SCIENCE WRITING
- Peer and faculty tutoring
- Tutor-facilitated study groups and workshops
- Space for individual study
The primary purpose of Learning Support Services (LSS) is to empower all students to become independent, self-advocating, and resourceful learners. Join us in LSS East, LSS West, LSS South, and the Student Computing Center for tutoring at the Olympia Campus, or see our Lacey Campus and eTutoring opportunities below.
Lacey Campus & eTutoring
Writing tutoring is offered at our Lacey Campus in room 152 at the following times:
Winter 2019 Lacey Writing Tutoring Schedule
| Tuesdays 11 am - 2 pm | ||
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To sign up for a tutoring appointment, visit the Lacey One Stop or call 360-709-2000.
eTutoring
LSS provides eTutoring services through the Western eTutoring Consortium. All currently enrolled SPSCC students have access to free, professional, online tutoring in a variety of subject areas, including writing, anatomy and physiology, math, chemistry, physics, Spanish, accounting, and more.
College Placement Test Prep
Applying to SPSCC? Our free test prep website helps you prepare for the math and English placement tests so that you start college on the right foot. To learn about the Accuplacer tests, develop strategies for effective test-taking, discover study resources, and take practice quizzes, visit our test prep website:
2018-2019 Test Prep Workshops
If you'd like additional help beyond preparing online, come to a one of our free college test prep workshops, where you will learn more about placement options and strategies for placing into the best level possible. No registration is needed, and both current and prospective students are welcome.
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Math Mondays 3:30-5:00 p.m. |
English Tuesdays 3:30-5:00 p.m. |
LOCATION |
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| Feb. 25 | Feb. 26 | Lacey, room 181 |
| March 4 | March 5 | Olympia, 22-105 (LSS-West) |
| May 6 | May 7 | Olympia, 22-105 (LSS-West) |
| May 13 | May 14 | Lacey, room 181 |
| May 20 | May 21 | Olympia, 22-105 (LSS-West) |
One of the best ways to turn your understanding of a subject from fairly good to really good is to share what you have learned with someone else. Student tutors share their knowledge and effective study skills with their peers, helping them to succeed in their classes and achieve their educational goals. Working as a student tutor is a great opportunity to help others, SPSCC, and yourself. You'll gain a deeper understanding of your subject, build your resume, and (of course) get paid!
- Interested in using our space and equipment for a course activity?
- Want to set up a workshop for one of your classes?
- Have a question about how Learning Support Services can help your students?
Contact LSS administrators:
- Chris Dorn (LSS - West) cdorn@spscc.edu
- Richard Dahlen (LSS - East) rdahlen@spscc.edu