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Tutoring

Tutoring assistance

Our tutors can help you prepare for a variety of subjects as well as, proofread papers, assist with e-mail and computers, and provide other services requested by instructors.

Math

Math Tutoring is available for MAT 085, 126, 150 151 and STA 251.

H.O.T. Center Tour:

Sarah Dunn
FTC 249:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.
(Virtual sessions start at 11 a.m. and end at 2:30 p.m.)

Arthur Schultz
FTC 249:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8p.m. - 9p.m.

Sarah Dunn
LRC 108
Tuesdays & Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. - 3 p.m.
(Virtual sessions start at 11 a.m. and end at 2:30 p.m.)

Math videos are available for checkout that follow along with your textbook.

Office: Hopkinsville Campus,Learning Resource Center, LRC 106
Phone: (270) 707-3913

Math tutoring is available at Student Support Services. Group tutorial sessions can be arranged. A computer lab is also available for your math, computer or other college assignments. Tutoring is available Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in LRC Room 106. There are eligibility requirements, but most HCC students normally qualify. To learn more about these requirements, visit the Student Support Services webpage.

Writing

Need help with your writing assignments? Walk-in and virtual tutoring is available. You can meet with tutors at either the Hopkinsville or Ft. Campbell campus.

The HCC Fort Campbell Writing Center provides FREE, professional tutoring for HCC students needing help with written assignments for all classes offered at the college. In a casual and friendly setting, HCC writing faculty and tutors work with students in content, organization, grammar, and mechanics from the beginning stages to the final completion of assignments.

Caitlin Chester

Tuesdays & Thursdays

  • Room 130
    11a.m. - 2p.m. (Walk-in)

The HCC Writing Center provides FREE, professional tutoring for HCC students needing help with written assignments for all classes offered at the college. In a casual and friendly setting, HCC writing faculty and tutors work with students in content, organization, grammar, and mechanics from the beginning stages to the final completion of assignments.

The Writing Center is located in the Hopkinsville Rotary Club Learning Resource Center (Library). Signs are posted in the Library directing you to the Writing Center.

Addison James

  • Mondays & Tuesdays
    10 a.m. - noon (Virtual)

Academic Assistance

At Hopkinsville Community College, our goal is for you to succeed. In order to help students be successful, we offer a variety of services and programs to help you achieve your goals.

Need Help?

Here are just a few of the programs/services we offer in various areas:

Academic Help for Credit Classes

  • Academic Counseling provides support, helps establish educational plans, and assists in developing a plan to help achieve your academic goals.

  • Early Alert System identifies students determined to be "at risk" due to academic or personal factors--you will receive a letter from the college providing you with support information when you are not attending classes or have other risk factors. Pay attention to these strategies!

  • Academic Support provides tutoring and teaches study/life skills necessary to be successful in higher education. You can also take the class, FYE 105 - Achieving Academic Success, to help you be more successful in college.

  • Academic Foundations teaches and enhances basic academic skills to start or continue your education.

  • Career and Transfer Assistance is available to assist students with career assessment and exploration, resume writing and job interview coaching.

  • Adult Education Services will help adult students who did not complete high school study for the GED to earn the High School Equivalency Diploma. Adult Education also provides guidance for adults who want to refresh their basic academic skills before enrolling at HCC.

  • Testing provides placement assessment testing, GED, computer literacy, business, and industry testing.

  • Library Services include help with research skills, distance learning services and a computer lab.

  • Accessibility Services ensures that individuals with documented disabilities have equal access to all educational opportunities.

  • Developing a My Academic Plan (MAP) is an opportunity to meet with your advisor and develop a structured class list to help you achieve your educational goals some of the plan guidelines are also available on the Programs of Study pages. You must have a signed plan developed with your advisor on file to self-register for classes. You can find your advisor's name in your Student Self Service Student Center.

Support Programs on Campus

  • Ready to Work Program provides students with counseling, advising, and referrals that help them find the resources necessary to succeed in college. Call (270) 707-3839, email Terrance Crump or drop by Academic Building 105B on the Hopkinsville Campus for information.

  • TRIO Student Support Services provides opportunities for academic development and serves to motivate students toward the successful completion of their post secondary education. Call (270) 707-3913, email TRIO Student Support Services, or drop by LRC 106 on the Hopkinsville Campus.

  • Youth Workforce Connections is a training program that prepares participants for skilled jobs that are available in our community.