Academic Support
See Academic Support in the current catalog.

 

 

Individual and small group tutoring, computer assisted study, academic counseling, College Level Examination Program (CLEP), placement testing, and assistance with learning disabilities and study strategies are available through the Academic Support office. Support services are free to all Piedmont College students.

Academic Support is located on the third floor of Daniel Hall in room 305. Call the Tutor Coordinator at (706) 778-3000 ext. 1611 or e-mail the Tutor Coordinator at tutor@piedmont.edu or contact the Director of Academic Support at dtaylor@piedmont.edu or ext. 1359 with any questions you may have concerning Academic Support and its services.

 





• TUTORIAL CENTER
The Academic Support Tutorial Center is a College Reading & Learning Association certified program. Piedmont College students who have been recommended by their professors for the specific course(s) they tutor staff the center. Tutoring is available in both individual and group settings. Currently, tutors are available for most of the general education courses, including but not limited to the following: English (Writing Center), math, history, chemistry, biology, geology, CIS, philosophy, psychology, Spanish, accounting, environmental science.  Tutoring is also available during the summer sessions.  Please contact Academic Support for more information.

To request a tutor, simply stop by Academic Support in D-305 to fill out a tutor request form or e-mail tutor@piedmont.edu. When you complete the form, hand it to the desk worker or leave it in the tray next to the other forms. You will usually be contacted within 24 hours.

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• TESTING CENTER
The Academic Support Testing Center administers placement assessments for applicants, CLEP exams for students who want credit for what they already know, and make-up exams.

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• ADMISSIONS ASSESSMENT
Assessment testing is for prospective students of Piedmont College. These exams are diagnostics that provide information on an applicant's ability to meet our criteria for readiness in math and English. Both exams are taken on computer, and each lasts from a half-hour to an hour. The examinations are free of charge. 

To schedule an exam please call Academic Support at (706) 778-3000 ext. 1359 or e-mail the Director of Academic Support at dtaylor@piedmont.edu.

If you have questions about taking the Admissions Assessment, consult your Admissions Advisor.

 

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• CLEP
 CLEP (College-Level Examination Program) tests offer you the chance to receive credit for a course without actually taking the course. CLEP is useful for a student who is short on graduation requirements, wants to skip general introductory courses and move onto classes relevant to his or her major. 

CLEP testing at Piedmont lists the tests and corresponding courses for which Piedmont accepts credit.

For more information call (706) 778-3000 ext. 1359 or email the Director of Academic Support at dtaylor@piedmont.edu.

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• MAKE-UP EXAMS
 Make-up exams are given by appointment only, and must be scheduled by the Tutor Coordinator or the Director of Academic Support. To schedule an appointment, call ext. 1611, or ext. 1359, or stop by Academic Support.  When the appointment is confirmed, it is the student's responsibility to notify the professor of the date and time.  _______________________________________________________________________

LEARNING DISABILITIES
Piedmont College makes every effort to provide reasonable and appropriate accommodations to students with disabilities.  Accommodations must be coordinated through the Office of Academic Support by contacting the director at 1-800-277-7020 ext. 1359 or by email - dtaylor@piedmont.edu. Students are responsible for providing accurate and current documentation of their disability and for making a written request to the Director of Academic Support before receiving accommodations.  Students with special needs (disabilities, problems, or any other factors that may affect their performance or that require special instructional strategies) should also make these needs known to the professor/instructor during the first class session.

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CAREER CENTER

The Career Center provides links to career websites, job listings, and local newspaper job listings. In addition, it supplies information on how to request letters of recommendation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maintained by: FP & KG
Last updated: 06/10/2005