Academic Success Center - Grand Island

Tutoring is a free service to our students. Our tutors have knowledge in specific subjects and will act as a learning resource for you. They will help you review and study what you've learned in class. One-on-one and group tutoring is available in selected subjects.

We are also seeking students who want to become tutors. If you have an above average grade in a specific course and want to help others learn, then you may qualify. Our tutors are paid and set their own hours with individual students or study groups.

Online Tutoring

Tutoring and  writing coach assistance are available through 00CCC Your Guide To CCC on Webcentral for online students or students unable to travel to a campus, as well as on campus students. These services are available every term – spring, summer and fall. Students and tutors will work together to determine the best way to conduct these tutoring services, whether it  is through email and/or telephone correspondence or WebEx meetings. Please contact any Academic Success Center to inquire about online tutoring.

This is an intensive individualized workshop designed for students who want to achieve a higher score on the assessment or refresh their skills in certain areas. The Academic Success Center staff run the workshops with additional assistance from peer tutors. Workshops are available for math, reading  and writing. The cost is $20.

When are the workshops?

Grand Island  Sessions: August 26 - December 4
Mondays and Wednesdays: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.  
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 1-4 p.m.

Where are the workshops?

All Workshops are held in the Academic Success Center on the Grand Island Campus.

Why Attend Academic Skill Builder Workshops?

1. Improve your assessment score
2. Improve your reading, writing and math skills
3. Receive 1-on-1 assistance

*80% (cumulative average) of students participating in a workshop achieved higher assessment scores.

The Academic Success Center also functions as a computer lab with computers available for student use. The Academic Success Center staff is available to offer assistance with WebCentral, Moodle, student email, printing and other general computer use questions.

What is the Writing Center? 

The Writing Center offers free, one-on-one assistance to Central Community College students as they strive to improve their writing skills. We provide CCC student writers with a welcoming, inviting, collaborative and supportive atmosphere in which they can develop their skills and make informed decisions about their writing. We promote writing excellence and success of students in both their academic and future careers. The Writing Center also offers free, one-on-one collaboration to Central Community College faculty and staff as they create assignments for their courses, write for publication, update their resumes and CVs, etc.

How do I use the Writing Center?

Students are encouraged to schedule appointments ahead of time. We accept drop-ins, but a Writing Coach might not be immediately available. Please contact the Academic Success Center Coordinator for more information or for assistance in scheduling an appointment.

Fall Hours

Monday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 4 p.m. 
Tuesday: 11:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 11:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Friday: closed

The Writing Center in Grand Island is located in room 455. For further questions, contact Allie Remm or Kay Clarke at 308-398-7394.

The Grand Island ASC serves as the campus testing center. Testing is available on a walk-in basis or in a private room by appointment. Accommodation testing is available on recommendation of Disability Services. Photo ID is required at testing.

Pearson Vue testing is available at the Grand Island ASC on Wednesdays (5 – 9 p.m.) and Saturdays (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.). Clients include GED, NREMT, American College, Cisco, CompTIA, and many other IT-based organizations. All Pearson Vue testing is computer-based.

Registration for Pearson Vue testing must be completed through www.ged.com  or www.pearsonvue.com

Supplemental Instruction is offered in courses that are historically difficult for students. In this effort, a former student, who excelled in the area, attends the class and then offers additional teaching sessions to students. These sessions are held at times that accommodate student schedules like weekends, evenings, etc. Currently, SI sessions are offered for students enrolled in Anatomy and Physiology I and College Algebra.