Learning Support

Students complete individual contracts consisting of a total of 15 contact hours. Students can register by Week 7 of the semester.

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Individualized learning support courses for students who need structured guidance, applied study skills, and instruction in time management strategies. Students enroll in LLRC courses to help them progress toward independent, self-directed learning and the rigors of college work. LLRC courses must be taken in conjunction with courses being taken for credit, earn institutional credit only, may not be taken as electives to meet graduation requirements, and are not eligible for financial aid. Students in the AGS/AGS programs must either be concurrently enrolled in or have already successfully completed GST 102C.

Students must register with permission of the coordinator of Accessibility Services or the director of the Academic Center for Excellence for any combination of up to three total LLRC courses, not to exceed a maximum of 6 credits toward GPA during enrollment at NHTI. At the conclusion of any LLRC course enrollment, students are encouraged to use the academic supports available to all students, such as Math Lab, Writing Center, and Computer Lab, and/or request a tutor, assistive technology, and computer-aided instruction.

Students complete individual contracts consisting of a total of 30 contact hours. Students can register by Week 4 of the semester.

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Individualized learning support courses for students who need structured guidance, applied study skills, and instruction in time management strategies. Students enroll in LLRC courses to help them progress toward independent, self-directed learning and the rigors of college work. LLRC courses must be taken in conjunction with courses being taken for credit, earn institutional credit only, may not be taken as electives to meet graduation requirements, and are not eligible for financial aid. Students in the AGS/AGS programs must either be concurrently enrolled in or have already successfully completed GST 102C.

Students must register with permission of the coordinator of Accessibility Services or the director of the Academic Center for Excellence for any combination of up to three total LLRC courses, not to exceed a maximum of 6 credits toward GPA during enrollment at NHTI. At the conclusion of any LLRC course enrollment, students are encouraged to use the academic supports available to all students, such as Math Lab, Writing Center, and Computer Lab, and/or request a tutor, assistive technology, and computer-aided instruction.

For students who need significantly more time than the typical one to two hours of independent work required for each hour of class time. Academic guidance for those who have not demonstrated successful progress in the past will include addressing reasons for lack of success, such as fit with program requirements, goals, need for additional structure, and formal support. Students complete individual contracts consisting of a total of 45 contact hours. Students can register by Week 3 of the semester.

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Individualized learning support courses for students who need structured guidance, applied study skills, and instruction in time management strategies. Students enroll in LLRC courses to help them progress toward independent, self-directed learning and the rigors of college work. LLRC courses must be taken in conjunction with courses being taken for credit, earn institutional credit only, may not be taken as electives to meet graduation requirements, and are not eligible for financial aid. Students in the AGS/AGS programs must either be concurrently enrolled in or have already successfully completed GST 102C.

Students must register with permission of the coordinator of Accessibility Services or the director of the Academic Center for Excellence for any combination of up to three total LLRC courses, not to exceed a maximum of 6 credits toward GPA during enrollment at NHTI. At the conclusion of any LLRC course enrollment, students are encouraged to use the academic supports available to all students, such as Math Lab, Writing Center, and Computer Lab, and/or request a tutor, assistive technology, and computer-aided instruction.