In addition to basic skill development, the College Program offers courses on how to improve study techniques and how to make the most of individual learning abilities. Several offerings make up the College Program. Mathematics Department offers direct support for RIT math courses, general skill instruction, and tutor training. In the Math Lab, free drop-in tutoring by LDC faculty and trained tutors is available for most math courses taught on campus. Reading and Writing Department offers assessment and instruction in college reading and writing through its Writing Lab, courses, and workshops.
Several instructors are proficient in sign language.
Suspension is waived for one quarter and an individualized program of instruction is prescribed for each CRP participant. Successful completion of this program qualifies students to apply for readmission to the college or department of their choice. The ASCC introduces entering college freshmen to the skills, strategies, resources and self-knowledge necessary for academic success in college. Learning Support Services supports students with learning differences by giving them insight into personal learning styles and self advocacy techniques. Academic Assessment Program helps students determine why their academic performance is not what they, or others, would like it to be.