Developmental Education > Resources
- DE College Survival Guide
- ESL Seminars
- Math Labs
- Stellar Students
- Study Skills Seminars
- Texas Success Initiative
- Writing Center
ESL Seminars
The ESL program at the Spring Creek Campus now offers noncredit seminars in partnership with the Developmental Education Division. As part of Developmental Education Resources, the ESL program offers seminars that include a variety of skills and topics to increase language skills. Because the seminars are noncredit, there are no tests or grades. These seminars are not limited to current Collin students; anyone may take them. All Study Skills Seminars are free, and no appointment is necessary. Call 972.881.5720 for more information and/or to secure a copy of the schedule.
Math Labs
The Math Labs assist Collin students enrolled in developmental math, college-level math, and natural sciences courses that have math-based assignments. The staff includes faculty, lab instructors and student tutors. Students may use videos, graphing calculators, and computers to complete homework assignments. Study sessions are scheduled for the lab components of college algebra, trigonometry, business pre-calculus, and business calculus. Hours for drop-in assistance vary and are posted at each campus. Our math labs are located at the following campuses:
- Spring Creek Campus; Room J228 (972) 881-5921
- Central Park Campus; Room B336 (972) 548-6896
- Preston Ridge Campus; Room D141 (972) 377-1639
If you need help with mathematics, then please call one of the campuses above for assistance. Tutoring services are absolutely FREE to all students. We are here to help you!
Stellar Students
The Celebration of Stellar Students program honors outstanding Developmental Education students for their academic performance, academic promise, and character. Each year, faculty contribute to this program by identifying, encouraging, and recognizing deserving students. A reception is held in April to honor Stellar Students.
Writing Center
At Collin, we understand the challenges with writing. It doesn't matter what field you choose to get your degree in, writing is an essential part of life.
Whether you are writing an advertisement for the Sunday newspaper, sending an e-mail message to a prospective employer, writing your resume or filling out a job application, writing is something that is essential to life. Writing can be a challenge sometimes and we are here to help you along the way.
Maybe you are writing a research paper and need some help, or maybe just a few pointers, the Writing Center is here to help you! We provide the tools you need to make a success out of your life - don't let these opportunities pass you by.
The Writing Center schedule for Spring Creek Campus, Central Park Campus and Preston Ridge Campus can be found at: http://www.ccccd.edu/writingcenter.
