Academic Success Guide

Academic Counseling
(951) 222-8440
Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration Bldg.
Counseling provides guidance for entering students, general academic counseling and education plans as they work toward completion of a certificate, degree, or transfer plan. 

Center for Communication Excellence (CCE)
(951) 222-4181
Martin Luther King Bldg., room 221
The CCE offers support and faculty tutoring, in the area of communication concepts and skills such as oral, written, interpersonal and group projects for all RCC students.

Computer Skills
(951) 222-4133
Martin Luther King Bldg., 2nd Floor
The Computer Skills lab offers support for information processing and knowledge of basic computer applications to all RCC students. In addition, students can complete required lab hours for CIS, CAT, BUS, and ACC courses.

English as a Second Language (ESL) Lab
(951) 222-8632
Martin Luther King Bldg., 1st Floor
The ESL lab offers support and faculty tutoring in listening, speaking, writing, and reading for all RCC students who need to improve their English language skills or are second language learners.

Honors Program
(951) 222-8562
Quad 207
The Honors program offers a dynamic and enriched learning community for highly-motivated RCC students looking to transfer to four-year institutions.

LaCasa
(951) 222-8168
Bradshaw 202
La Casa is an engagement center and program with the goal of supporting RCC Latino student success.

Library
(951) 222-8652
Digital Library 2nd and 3rd Floors
The Library provides research training and assistance including accessing/citing scholarly information online or in print, and spaces for individual or group study.

Math Learning Center
(951) 222-8000, ext. 4100
Martin Luther King Bldg., 3rd Floor
The MLC offers support and faculty tutoring in the area of mathematics and computation skills.

Puente Program
(951) 222-8459
Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration Bldg, Rm. 116
The Puente Program is a learning community incorporating Chicano/Latino literature and personal development courses in a one-year program. The goal of the program is transfer to a four-year university or college and successful completion of a bachelor’s degree program.

Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) Program
(951) 222-8542
Martin Luther King Bldg., room 222
The STEM center provides access to faculty, discussion and study space for STEM students.

Student Email/MyPortal Assistance
(951) 222-8574
Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration Bldg.
The Welcome Center provides students assistance with college applications, adding and dropping courses, student email, college tours, registration, and MyPortal.

Tutorial Services
(951) 222-8169
Martin Luther King Bldg., room 221
Tutorial Services offers free one-to-one and small group tutoring sessions to assist students in achieving academic success through the use of peer tutors.

Umoja Community/H.O.M.E. Room
(951) 222-8130
Bradshaw 110
The Ujoma Project/H.O.M.E. Room is an engagement center focused on student success, understanding the African American experience, and getting involved in on-campus and community activities to implement and inspire change.

Veterans Resource Center
(951) 222-8607
Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration Bldg.
The Veterans Center provides assistance to Veterans seeking educational benefits and resources.

Welcome Center
(951) 222-8574
Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration Bldg.
The Welcome Center provides students assistance with college applications, adding and dropping courses, student email, college tours, registration, and MyPortal.

Writing and Reading Center
(951) 222-8632
MLK, 1st Floor
The WRC provides faculty and tutorial support for students completing required lab hours for ENG, ESL, and REA courses. Students enrolled in content-area courses can receive support from the lab through enrollment in supervised tutoring and WRC clinic courses.