The Learning Center along with the Academic Success Program, Carl D. Perkins and Applied Technology Education Act, and the Test Center are supported by the Office for Academic Success.

The Harrisburg campus offers peer and professional tutoring in a number of subjects: Mathematics, Reading, Writing, Science, Accounting, Computer Applications, English as a Second Language, Spanish, Humanities, Psychology, Speech, and Economics. Tutoring Centers are open to all students on a walk-in basis, no appointment is necessary. Each Center is equipped with computers and applicable software, reference texts, and subject-related materials. For more information on tutoring, academic success strategies, and other academic support opportunities, stop by Whitaker 123 or call 717-780-2480.

Center Locations:
Accounting / CIS Center	Blocker Hall 122
Math / Science Center	Whitaker Hall 121
Speech Center	Arts 114
Writing Center	Whitaker Hall 122
Spring Hours 2010 The Math/Science Center opens on Jan. 13. Hours:  Monday--Thursday, 8 a.m.-- 8 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-- 3 p.m.  Saturday, 10 a.m.--2 p.m. The Writing and Acct/CIS Centers open on Jan. 19. Hours:  Monday--Thursday:  9 a.m. -- 8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. -- 3 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. -- 2 p.m. Speech Center Hours:  To be announced.

 

 

Math Website Demonstrations

     The Office for Academic Success will help students become familiar with the websites that support math classes at HACC, including MyMathLab, WileyPLUS, and MathZone.  Assistance with accessing these websites is always available in the Math/Science Center in Whitaker 121 during its hours of operation.            Getting help is simple.  Students just need to go to Whitaker 121 and ask a tutor to show them how to access the appropriate websites.  Large groups and classes can also be accommodated during the following hours.

     To help with the website registration, students must get the course ID for MyMathLab, student section number for MathZone, and URL from WileyPlus from their math instructors. Students also need to purchase new textbooks in order to have the student access codes.