Ask any Randolph student and they'll tell you that classwork here is quite demanding. But they'll also tell you that there are many sources of help: your classmates and friends, for example; a caring and supportive faculty; and, in the center of Main Hall, the Learning Resources Center.

In the LRC, you'll find all the tools you need to help craft your academic success. We're open 24 hours a day for your convenience, and—more importantly—we have a variety of academic support services to help you succeed both in and out of the classroom:

• Interactive workshops that help you polish your study skills such as note taking, exam prep, and time management.
• The Learning Strategies Program that enables you to meet with an academic peer tutor to refine your study strategies and clarify academic goals; tutors can assist you with goal setting, time management, stress control.
• Tutors for any subject, from English to French, from economics to psychology. (Request a Tutor)
• A variety of printed, audiovisual, and computerized materials that provide study strategies.
• Networked PC's and Macs with access to local and Internet-based resources.

Students with disabilities can work through the LRC to arrange appropriate accommodations to ensure equal access to academic and co-curricular programs.

Contact Director Tina Barnes for more information.