• Home >
• Academics & Research >
• Academic Resource Center

Academic Resource Center

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides free opportunities for all students to receive guidance and instruction from experienced professional tutors.
From freshmen working on their first college essays or math assignments to graduate students working on writing assignments, the ARC welcomes all who seek ongoing support. In addition, the ARC offers peer tutoring in most subject areas, as well as Supplemental Instruction (S.I.) in selected introductory courses.

ARC means instruction, enhancement, and ongoing support. The ARC serves

• students at all levels who wish to work with a professional tutor on strategies in writing, math, science, or study skills 
• students who wish to work with a peer tutor on content areas
• students who wish to attend S.I. sessions connected to their courses
• students who wish to attend study labs in writing or math 
• students who wish to enhance their skills by training to become S.I. leaders or peer tutors 

 

• faculty who wish to obtain additional support for their students by recommending tutoring at the ARC or by engaging an S.I. for challenging introductory courses.
• faculty who find they need testing support for students with documented disabilities. 

 

The Academic Resource Center is located in the Library
Room G12
(914) 323- 5474

Hours: The ARC has daytime hours Monday through Friday and a regularly scheduled drop-in lab with one-on-one conferencing on Wednesday evenings throughout the semester. Later in the semester the ARC runs additional writing labs on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays  from 8:00PM to 10:30.

Students with documented disabilities should refer questions to the Office of Disability Services.