LibGuides: LaGuardia Student Success: Student Services & Programs

Academic Peer Instruction (API)
- A peer tutoring program modeled after a nationally recognized approach known as Supplemental Instruction (SI). API has helped students succeed in their courses at LaGuardia since 1993. It is available and free to all students enrolled in “high risk” API – linked courses. Tutoring is not available for every course so make sure to contact the API office in E115 or check their tutoring schedule.
Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs (ASAP)
- ASAP is designed to help motivated community college students earn their degrees as quickly as possible. Program benefits include things like a free unlimited MetroCard, textbook assistance to reduce (or eliminate) the cost of textbooks, and a scholarship covering tuition and mandatory fees for any gap left after applying your financial aid award (for students in receipt of financial aid).
Advising
- Meet with advisor staff and faculty to learn about courses and other resources offered by academic departments.
Ask LaGuardia
- Get answers to almost any question about services and other issues at LaGuardia Community College. Simply type your question and click Ask or browse the Top 10 Questions from other visitors.
Black Male Empowerment Cooperative Program (BMEC)
- The Black Male Empowerment and Cooperative Program (BMEC) is a retention program designed to engage and empower you to be a lifelong learner and an active participant in your education.The Black Male Empowerment and Cooperative Program (BMEC) is a retention program designed to engage and empower you to be a lifelong learner and an active participant in your education.
Bursar's Office
- Located in the C-Building in Room C110, the Bursar's Office is where you go if you any questions about your account, fees, tuition, and/or payments.
Calculator, Chromebook, iPad, and Laptop Loans
- The Media Help Desk on the 2^nd Floor of the Library Media Resources Center (enter on the 1^st Floor, E101, just off the E-Building Atrium) has a limited number of calculators (up to seven days) and iPads (up to three days) that students may borrow on a first come, first served basis.
Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD)
- The Center for Career & Professional Development (CCPD) provides students and alumni with knowledge, skills, and opportunities that are essential to fulfilling their career goals. With the help of the CCPD, you can explore careers and get help with planning for your future and navigating the ever-changing job market.
College Discovery
- College Discovery (CD) was developed at CUNY to assist students who have the potential to succeed in college but lack the educational foundation and economic resources necessary to pursue a degree. At LaGuardia, CD helps students see new paths and open new doors, not only academically but also in social and occupational endeavors through a variety of support services, including counseling, new student seminars, tutoring, supplemental instruction and financial aid.
College Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP)
- The CSTEP program seeks to increase enrollment and graduation, among historically underrepresented and financially disadvantaged students, in undergraduate and graduate programs leading to professional licensure or to careers in the fields of science, technology, and education.
Financial Aid Office
- Room C-107 in the C-Building is the place to get information about tuition grants, loans, scholarships, Federal work-study, and sources of funds to get you through a financial emergency.
Group Study Rooms
- Group study rooms are available for students in the Library Media Resources Center (E101, off the E-Building Atrium) and may be reserved on a first come, first served basis. The minimum for group is two people and rooms may be reserved for up to two hours during the times that the Library is open. Rooms may be reserved in-person at the Media Desk on the 2nd Floor of the Library or by using the online reservation form.
LaGuardia CARES (College Access for Retention and Economic Success)
- Should you or your family be in need of resources for daily living expenses, including food, healthcare, rent, utilities, childcare, emergency transportation, medical expense, tuition, books, supplies, and more! This is the place to go to get them. Located in Room C235 of the C-Building most of their services are free for LaGuardia students and their immediate family members.
Printing from Your Own Device on Campus
- Click on the link above to get instructions on how to print from your own smartphone, laptop, Chromebook, tablet, etc. on campus.
Rebel's Resources
- This Web page contains links to just about everything LaGuardia!
Registrar
- The place to go for change of major, data change – address/ name/SSN, readmission & reinstatement, reverse transfer, change of grade, transcripts, enrollment verification, academic standing appeal, graduation evaluation, residency, general Allied Health candidacy questions, add/drop/swap classes, pre-requisite errors, general registration questions, CUNYfirst assistance, etc. They have live virtual assistance hours on Fridays 10 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Registration Lab
- Go to this helpful lab in Room C-126 if you need assistance with registration (add/drop/swap classes, pre-requisite errors, general registration questions, CUNYfirst, etc.). They're open Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Student Success Mentors
- The Student Success Mentor (SSM) program works with students in the First Year Seminar across nearly all majors and disciplines. SSMs have also provided support to Studio Hours affiliated with select Capstone-level courses.
Transfer Resources
- The goal of the Office of Transfer Services is to help you explore your academic options after LaGuardia. The Office can assist you in choosing the best four-year college that will connect your LaGuardia education to your career aspirations.
Tutoring
- This page has links to the various labs and offices that provide tutoring for several different areas like math and science.
Tutoring Lab by the SGA (Student Government Association)
- Go to this page to get information if you need a little extra help with your coursework. There is no one-size-fits-all way to learn, and their tutors will assess and support your unique style with tailored lesson plans to help you gain a deeper understanding of the course material. The SGA Tutoring Lab is supported by the Student Government Association,
Wellness Center
- Free and confidential counseling, in a safe environment where individual and cultural differences are valued and respected, that support and assist you in your intellectual, emotional, psychological, and social development while coping with the challenges of college and life stressors.
Writing Center
- The Writing Center offers free professional tutoring on any aspect of any phase of any kind of writing.

LaGuardia Student Success: Student Services & Programs

Meet with advisor staff and faculty to learn about courses and other resources offered by academic departments.

Get answers to almost any question about services and other issues at LaGuardia Community College. Simply type your question and click Ask or browse the Top 10 Questions from other visitors.

Located in the C-Building in Room C110, the Bursar's Office is where you go if you any questions about your account, fees, tuition, and/or payments.

The Media Help Desk on the 2nd Floor of the Library Media Resources Center (enter on the 1st Floor, E101, just off the E-Building Atrium) has a limited number of calculators (up to seven days) and iPads (up to three days) that students may borrow on a first come, first served basis.

College Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP)

The CSTEP program seeks to increase enrollment and graduation, among historically underrepresented and financially disadvantaged students, in undergraduate and graduate programs leading to professional licensure or to careers in the fields of science, technology, and education.

Room C-107 in the C-Building is the place to get information about tuition grants, loans, scholarships, Federal work-study, and sources of funds to get you through a financial emergency.

Click on the link above to get instructions on how to print from your own smartphone, laptop, Chromebook, tablet, etc. on campus.

This Web page contains links to just about everything LaGuardia!

Go to this helpful lab in Room C-126 if you need assistance with registration (add/drop/swap classes, pre-requisite errors, general registration questions, CUNYfirst, etc.). They're open Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

The Student Success Mentor (SSM) program works with students in the First Year Seminar across nearly all majors and disciplines. SSMs have also provided support to Studio Hours affiliated with select Capstone-level courses.

The goal of the Office of Transfer Services is to help you explore your academic options after LaGuardia. The Office can assist you in choosing the best four-year college that will connect your LaGuardia education to your career aspirations.

This page has links to the various labs and offices that provide tutoring for several different areas like math and science.

Free and confidential counseling, in a safe environment where individual and cultural differences are valued and respected, that support and assist you in your intellectual, emotional, psychological, and social development while coping with the challenges of college and life stressors.

The Media Help Desk on the 2^nd Floor of the Library Media Resources Center (enter on the 1^st Floor, E101, just off the E-Building Atrium) has a limited number of calculators (up to seven days) and iPads (up to three days) that students may borrow on a first come, first served basis.