Resources

Support – The School of Community Education aims to make your Wittenberg experience a pleasant one. We’ll help you with all administrative matters in a friendly, smooth and simple way. Here’s what you can expect from us:

Clear and quick evaluation of your transfer credits and other transactions

Continuous professional advisement by our professional staff

One-stop procedures: admission and basic registration procedures take place through SCE, typically requiring only a few minutes. (Adult students in Day majors also see their faculty advisers.)

Convenience of online registration, once you have registered for your initial term. If you would happen to miss that process, you may register in person, or by mail, FAX, or e-mail.

Computer Skills – If you are still sharpening your computer skills, you’ll be glad to know that Wittenberg offers several ways for you to improve. Simply engaging in the @witt@home process – the “blended learning” mode that combines classroom and online instruction – will give you a good start.

Wittenberg’s Computer Center is a source of help in learning how to set up and use a computer. Our largest student lab hosts 75 PCs and supporting equipment 24/7, and you'll find other labs throughout the campus. Computing for the Liberal Arts and Sciences (COMP 121Q) is a course that takes you through applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, and database development and introduces you to basic programming.

Oral Communication Skills – You can sharpen your public speaking skills at the Oral Communication Center, where faculty-approved students will serve as your tutors.

Writing Skills- The Writing Center features faculty-approved writing advisers who can help you master the written word.

Math Skills –The Math Workshop provides tutors who can help you with math and math-related courses.