Resource Labs

Hours of Operation

Learning Assistance Labs

Students who are enrolled in developmental courses are required to attend the reading and writing center or mathematics laboratory, where instruction is provided during day, evening and weekend hours. Students can work independently on assigned activities, meet one-on-one with an instructor, or complete computerized tutorial programs.

The Mathematics Lab (410-334-2818)

The Mathematics Laboratory offers individual and group tutoring, computerized tutorial programs, and videotaped instruction from the developmental level through calculus.

Tutoring for college-level statistics is offered on the schedule below.

• Mondays: 3:00–4:30 PM
• Wednesdays: 5:30–7:00 PM
• Thursdays: 1:30–3:00 PM

Any other information can be obtained by calling the Mathematics Lab at 410-334-2818 or the Mathematics and Science Department at 410-572-8720.

The Reading and Writing Center (410-334-2842)

The Reading and Writing Center, located in AAB 225, serves as a developmental English laboratory. Students enrolled in ENG 081, ENG 082, ENG 083, ENG 084, ENG 086, ENG 095, and ENG 096 are required to complete assignments in the lab each week. Copies of the short guides for MLA and APA documentation are available in this room.

Download MLA Style Guide.

The Testing Center (410-334-2843)

The Testing Center, located in AAB 226, monitors make-up and distance education tests for current Wor-Wic students, administers diagnostic tests to prospective students, and proctors exams for students taking distance education courses from other colleges or universities.

Academic Testing

Students enrolled in online courses may take all or some of their tests in the Testing Center. Instructors usually provide a time period during which the test may be taken, and a student may come in at any time during that period to complete the test. Take-home sections of tests may also be dropped off in the Testing Center.

Make-up tests may also be left in the Testing Center. Instructors determine if a student is eligible to take a make-up test. Before arriving at the center, the student should check with his or her instructor to determine if a test has been delivered. Once a deadline has expired, a student may not take that test until the instructor reissues the testing form. Moreover, all exams must be returned to the proctor at the Center’s closing time, regardless of the time limit.

Students taking a make-up or diagnostic test must:

• Present a current school or government-issued photo ID.
• Provide the name of the instructor teaching the course.
• Provide the course name and section number.
• Identify the name of the test.
• Turn off cell phones and any electronic devices.
• Bring a pencil or pen as needed.

Additional guidelines for instructors and students appear in the links below.

• Student Policies
• Instructor Policies

Diagnostic Testing

Learn about the diagnostic testing process and schedule at Wor-Wic.

Proctored Tests

Learn about proctored testing and request permission from Wor-Wic.

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