This document summarizes the various campus resources available to students at Lone Star College, including advising, financial aid, writing and tutoring labs, career services, libraries for research, fitness centers, academic advisors, study rooms, administrative services, and disability services. Resources provide assistance with writing papers, finding food and games, paying for school, career planning, research, health and fitness, academic advising, tutoring, studying, and accommodations for disabilities. The goal is to help students with all aspects of college from academic support to physical and mental wellness.

1. CAMPUS
RESOURCES
By Ariana Olds

2. The Lone Star campus has a
multitude of resources to help
its students including:
• Advising
• Financial Aid
• Degree Planning

3. Help with writing a paper:
— Writing Lab
The Writing Lab has certified
tutors to help students with
any writing assignment.

4. Get something to eat
and play pool:
— Activities Center &
Abby's Deli
When available, the
kingwood campus has a
variety of places to eat
and play games such as
pool and Xbox.

5. Get money for
school:
— Financial Aid
Financial aid helps students
and their families pay for
college such as educational
expenses including tuition,
fees, books, and supplies.

6. Get help finding a job
or writing a resume:
— Career Services
Career Services offers a
variety of resources
and assistance for career plan
ning, job searching,
internships, and employment.

7. Find books or articles
for a research paper:
— LSCS Libraries
Find books, articles, films, and
MORE in the catalog and
selected databases.
Locate credible and scholarly
research sources.

8. Get healthy:
— Fitness Center
Fitness Center is to serve
the health and fitness
needs of the campus
community.

9. Get academic
advising:
— Academic Advisors
Academic advisors are available
in-person and virtually to provide
services such as identifying
educational goals, developing
academic plans, career and
transfer advising.

10. Get tutoring for one of
your classes:
— LSC Tutoring
The LSC Tutoring work with
students to help them grasp
the content of courses as well
as the study skills necessary
to master content.

11. Find a quiet place to
study:
— Study Rooms/Library
These areas are dedicated to
quiet study spaces. Students
can locate quiet tables or
carrels for individual study

12. Get help from one of the
Division Offices:
— Administrative Services
You can use your
Administrative Services
courses toward an Associate
of Arts academic degree and
workforce programs.

13. Get Accommodations
for Disabilities:
— LSC Disability
Services
LSC Disability Services is
committed to ensuring students
with disabilities have an equal
opportunity to participate and
benefit from college programs,
services, and activities.