Resources
Explore other resources offered through the ASC to support your academic journey. Resources include, a lending library, student printer, and more!
New to Tutoring? Start Here!
Not sure how to meet with a tutor? This quick guide shows you the 4 easy steps to find and meet with a tutor at the Academic Success Center.
Step 1: What is Tutoring? Students can drop-in any time a tutor is scheduled to receive help in courses supported by the tutor. There is no scheduling ahead of time or making an appointment.
Step 2: Check the schedule. To see if a tutor is available to help you, check out the tutoring schedules posted online: Tutoring – Academic Success Center or visit the ASC Information Desk.
Step 3: Sign-in.
- For in-person tutoring, sign-in computers are located at the ASC Information Desk.
- For online tutoring, click the “Online” link in the Location column of the tutoring schedule to sign in. Follow the sign-in form directions to reach the ASC tutoring channel on Microsoft Teams. (Make sure you’re logged into your BC Microsoft Teams account!)
Step 4: Meet your tutor and say hello! In-person tutors will have their name tags on, as well as signage indicating the subjects they help with. Online tutors will respond to your sign-in and start a Microsoft Teams meeting. Say hello to your tutor and share what you’re working on!
Upcoming Events!
Spring Quarter Prose and Pastries
ASC Reading Lab and BC Library present local fiction author Stacey Levine.
- Date: Thursday, June 4, 2026
- Time: 11:30 AM – 12:20 PM
- Location: C130AB (by the cafeteria)
- Details: For more information visit the Reading Lab’s webpage! Reading Lab – Academic Success Center,
Additional Resources and Support
From study skills to campus services—explore tools and support available to you!
ASC Support Services
ASC Lending Library: The ASC has a lending library where students can check out textbooks, calculators, headphones, and more! Stop by the ASC front desk in D204 for more information.
Printing: A wireless, student printer is available for use in the ASC’s main room and connects to students’ printzone accounts.
Tutoring Guidelines
- Tutor and Tutee expectations
- ASC Feedback Survey
Study Skill Resources
Linked-in Learning: Linked-in Learning – previously Lynda.com – is a training and professional development platform featuring an enormous amount of helpful training resources taught by industry professionals. This resource is freely available to anyone with an active BC email address. To start learning now, click the link above and the page will open in a new tab. Click the ‘Sign in’ button, located in the upper righthand portion of the page, and enter your Bellevue College email address and password.
Study Skills :: TRiO (bellevuecollege.edu)