LWTC has a number of offices and programs that can support you in your academics and career goals. Learn more about these support resources:
Advising
West Building, W207
See an adviser for help selecting classes, to discuss transfer credit, to plan your transfer to another college and to get connected with other LWTC resources. Study Skills workshops are offered on a regular basis. To learn more, visit the Advising Web site.
Counseling
West Building, W207
LWTC has a licensed mental health counselor on staff to help you through any problems that may arise, whether school-related or personal. To learn more about counseling services, visit the Counseling Web site.
Academic Skills Center (ASC)
Technology Center, T217
Located inside the Library, the ASC supports students learning basic skills such as math or writing, as well as students studying English as a Second Language and students preparing to take the GED exam. A Math Center and a Writing Center are part of the ASC. To find out more see the ASC page on the Learning Commons website.
Tutoring
Technology Center, T217
Free drop-in tutoring is available for English, math, anatomy & physiology, computers and other subjects in the Academic Skills Center, room T217. For the current drop-in tutoring schedule see the Tutoring Web site. E-tutoring is also available for currently enrolled students.
Disability Support Services
West Building, W207
LWTC supports students with disabilities in their academic pursuits. Students with disabilities who need adjustments or assistance are encouraged to contact the Disability Support Services office before they enroll. If you have questions, visit the Disability Support Services Web site.
TRiO
West Building, W207
This grant-funded program provides additional support services to students with disabilities, including tutoring, advising, support groups and more. To find out about eligibility for TRiO, visit their website.
Worker Retraining
West Building, W207
The Worker Retraining program helps dislocated and unemployed workers, displaced homemakers and formerly self-employed workers retrain and return to work. Tuition assistance may be available. Worker Retraining Orientations are held every Tuesday at 1 p.m. in W206. To learn more, visit the Worker Retraining Web site.
Workfirst Program
West Building, W207
The Workfirst program supports low income parents with educational planning and career exploration. Free training programs are available and working parents may be eligible for tuition assistance. To learn more, visit the Workfirst Web page.
Employment Resource Center
West Building, W205
Visit the Employment Resource Center for assistance in all aspects of your job search. Career Choice Workshops are offered the first and third Fridays of every month at 10 a.m., call 425.739.8315 to register. For more information check out the Employment Resource Center Web site.
International Programs
West Building, W207
The International Programs office serves students with F-1 visas as well as any student interested in studying abroad. More information is available on the International Programs Web site.
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