Becoming a College Student and Tutoring

 Part 1

     1. What is different than you thought it would be

  • College at SCC is way more independent than high school I have to manage everything myself which is a big change
    2. What are you struggling with
  • Keeping up with all the homework and finding time for everything is tough I always feel behind.
    3. What have you already changed or adjusted 
  • I’m using a planner now and breaking big tasks into smaller ones It helps me stay organized and less stressed.
    4. What's Missing from your college experience
  • I miss feeling connected with people It’s hard to make friends here so I’m trying to join clubs and get involved.
Part 2

 1. Where to get tutoring?
  • Visit the Learning Resource Center (LRC)/The Library at Sacramento City College.

 2. When is tutoring available?
  • Tutoring hours vary, so check the LRC schedule on the SCC website for exact times.

 3. Online or on campus?
  •  Tutoring is typically on campus, but there might be online options as well.

 4. Make an appointment or drop in?
  • You can make an appointment or drop in, depending on availability. It’s best to check the LRC’s guidelines for specifics.


Comments

  1. Carmen ArtripSeptember 17, 2024 at 1:58 PM

    Hey Haroon! Sounds like you're doing a really good job of staying organized with such a heavy workload. I agree, if it weren't for digital planners, calendars, and any "time tool" I can find, staying on track would be so much harder. Good luck with your college experience, Business and Data Science is a solid career move!

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