Academic Achievement Centers

Academic support/tutoring for students is now available remotely in two ways.

DMACC Online Tutoring (DOT) Work with faculty through an online platform called Collaborate.
https://www.dmacc.edu/urban/aac/Pages/welcome.aspx

DMACC Tutoring through Email (DTE) Work with faculty to answer questions through email.
https://www.dmacc.edu/academicachievement/Pages/welcome.aspx

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

The Academic Achievement Centers located on each campus are available to you if you are:

A full-time and part-time student seeking assistance with college course work, especially in the areas of math, science, English, reading, and study skills.
An adult working toward high school completion (HiSET or high school equivalency diploma (HSED Option #2) or completing a program of basic literacy skills (ABE).
A student pursuing studies for academic upgrading, prerequisites or enrichment.

Instructors will diagnose academic skill levels, establish individual programs of study, and assist in the learning process. Your progress is set at a pace based on your ability, your interest, needs and time available for learning.

Visit our campus AAC websites:

• Ankeny Campus AAC
• Boone Campus AAC
• Carroll Campus AAC

• Newton Campus AAC
• Urban Campus AAC
• West Campus AAC