Because of COVID-19, physical access to the Learning Centers are temporarily unavailable. FCC summer/fall classes will be delivered primarily online to maintain public safety. Face to face instruction and student interactions will only be conducted when it is necessary, required, and feasible to do so in a safe environment. Classes will be offered in online, structured remote, and hybrid learning formats.
Comprehensive student resources remain available remotely to deliver College services to students.
- Access Online Tutoring
- Find study skills advice for Learning Online
- Schedule a Virtual Academic Coaching session
- Library Databases are still available
- Search FAQs or get research help at https://answers.frederick.edu
Click here for additional resources and information about the College response to COVID-19.
Students and employees should monitor their College email and the FCC COVID-19 webpage. If you have questions, email assist@frederick.edu or call 301.846.2469.
The Tutoring & Writing Center and STEM Learning Center are dynamic spaces staffed by trained learning assistants whose mission is to support current students in developing the foundational skills and knowledge needed to successfully achieve their academic goals. Services include face-to-face and online tutoring, academic coaching and study skills advice, success workshops, and technology access and assistance.
Because of COVID-19, the physical Learning Centers are closed. We can still help you online:
Tutoring & Writing Center Subjects Offered
To better understand course content, current students can drop in for free one-on-one or group tutoring for many introductory courses.
STEM Learning Center Subjects Offered
To better understand course content, current students can drop in for free one-on-one or group tutoring for many introductory courses.
Academic Coaching Requests
Student Success Workshops
Each Student Success Workshop specializes in practical learning strategies and study skills. From reading college textbooks and taking tests to crucial skills like combating testing anxiety, avoiding procrastination, and using excel, the workshops help students develop the foundational skills and knowledge needed to successfully achieve their academic goals.
Online Tutoring Information and Resources
Online Tutoring: Students are allotted 5 hours of online tutoring per semester for many introductory courses, including writing, accounting, math, biology, and chemistry. Students get access by logging in to their course Blackboard site and clicking on “Online Tutoring,” under “Tools.” Powered by ThinkingStorm Online Tutoring.
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