Academic Success and Access Programs
The office of Academic Success & Access Programs is located on the third floor of the Charles J. Meder Library. It is the center for all academic support services that are available at the main campus in Canandaigua. Academic Support Services are also available to students at the Geneva, Newark and Victor Campus Centers.
All services are free to FLCC students:
Academic Success Strategies
Meet with a member of the staff to discuss strategies for academic success, such as time management, organization, and study strategies. Email academicsupport@flcc.edu for an appointment or register on https://flcc.mywconline.com.
The Math Center
The Math Center is a drop-in and by-appointment tutoring center staffed with professional and student tutors. Located in Room 3205, it provides in-person and online tutoring sessions with space to accommodate multiple tutoring and group study sessions. Services are free. The Math Center hours of operation can be found at www.flcc.edu/offices/mathcenter. Drop in or make an appointment by registering at https://flcc.mywconline.com/ and selecting the Math Center schedule.
The Write Place
The Write Place offers free and friendly support for all campus writers at any stage of their process, assisting with any type of project in any subject area. With locations at the entrance of the Library (Rm 2441), as well as in each of our campus centers, the Write Place staff helps writers gain confidence, skill, and success with their work. Writing Mentors are available by appointment by registering with https://flcc.mywconline.com and selecting the Write Place schedule or on a drop-in basis. The Write Place website, www.flcc.edu/offices/writingcenter, contains more information about our offerings as well as a range of writing resources for students and faculty.
Science Incubator
The Science Incubator, a Learning Center for Science, is in Room 3670. The Incubator provides professional tutoring support in-person and online as well as a large work/study area that offers access to equipment often required to work outside the lab and classrooms. Tutoring appointments can be made by registering for https://flcc.mywconline.com and selecting the Science Incubator schedule. Walk-in assistance is also available. The Science Incubator website, https://www.flcc.edu/offices/incubator, provides hours of operation and more detailed instruction for accessing Incubator services.
Subject Tutoring
Tutoring for specific subjects outside of math, writing, and science courses is available in-person and online in Suite A of the Academic Support and Access offices (Room 3535 in the library). Subjects vary by semester but subject tutoring typically includes Accounting, ASL, Music Theory, Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Culinary/Hospitality. Subject Tutoring schedules can be found by registering for https://flcc.mywconline.com and selecting the “Other Subjects” schedule. Requests for additional subject tutoring can be made by email at academicsupport@flcc.edu.
Disability Services Office
Finger Lakes Community College is committed to providing an equal opportunity for all qualified students. Disability Services creates an accessible learning environment by removing barriers for the full inclusion of people with disabilities. We provide equal access to college programs and activities for all students through strategic services, technology, and campus partnerships.
Students with a documented physical and/or psychological and/or learning disability and would like classroom and/or testing accommodations, should contact the Disability Services at 585.785.1441 or visit the website at Disability Services | Finger Lakes Community College (flcc.edu) for additional information.
Educational Opportunity Program
The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is a state funded initiative that provides assistance to qualifying students who show potential to succeed in college. Participating in the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) provides enhanced academic support for under-prepared students such as personal academic advisement, tutoring, modest financial assistance, and a pre-freshman summer program. Applicants must meet all academic and income guidelines. For more information visit the EOP website at Educational Opportunity Program | Finger Lakes Community College (flcc.edu)