If you need help with homework, stop by
Academic Achievement Center (AAC). Faculty in this center are available to help with math, writing, reading, science, and study skills. The AAC coordinates student tutors and can help you get access to Smart Thinking, an online tutoring service.
HiSET (formerly GED) classes and tests; High School Equivalency Diploma and (HSED Option #2), formerly DMACC Adult Diploma, classes and tests; and Youth Consortium programming classes and tests are offered by the AAC. Call or stop in for specific dates and times.
Fall 2020 Semester
The Newton campus will be offering Academic Achievement Center services online for fall semester. Click on the link below based on your subject-area needs, and you will be put into a virtual tutoring session with a faculty member from the Newton DMACC Campus.
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Spring 2021 Semester
The Newton campus will be offering Academic Achievement Center services online for spring semester. Click on the link below based on your subject-area needs, and you will be put into a virtual tutoring session with a faculty member from the Newton DMACC Campus.
Tuesdays:
Wednesdays:
Thursdays:
Center is closed when classes are not in session.
Contact us
Phone: 641-791-1730
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Academic Achievement Centers
Academic support/tutoring for students is now available remotely in two ways.
DMACC Online Tutoring (DOT) Work with faculty though an online platform called Collaborate.
https://www.dmacc.edu/urban/aac/
DMACC Tutoring through Email (DTE) Work with faculty to answer questions through email.
https://www.dmacc.edu/academicachievement/
Check out these links for good tips and strategies for studying.
https://www.dmacc.edu/academicachievement/Pages/aacreading.aspx
Check this link which has good recommendations for adjusting your study habits while studying remotely.
https://www.dmacc.edu/coronavirus/Pages/study-habits.aspx
