The Constitution Day is on September 17, also know as Citizenship Day. In 2004, the United States Congress designated September 17 as Constitution Day in order to commemorate the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787. It has been requested by the U.S. Congress that schools and colleges receiving federal funds participate in celebrating Constitution Day.
The Research Guides contain many subject and course guides to help the portfolio research projects.
This guide provides online resources for research in accounting.
This guide provides online resources for research in business.
This guide provides online resources for research in criminal justice.
This guide provides online resources for research in graphic design.
This guide provides online resources for research in medical administrative assistant.
This guide provides online resources for research in medical assisting.
This guide provides online resources for research in medical reimbursement & coding.
This guide provides online resources for research in networking technology.
This guide provides online resources for research in occupational therapy.
This guide provides online resources for research in physical therapist assistant.
Covers many current hottest social issue topics. It is useful for ENGL 102 to research current issues.
An interactive 3D teaching and study resource to present core content of basic anatomy and physiology courses.
Includes Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder, DSM-5-TR, Clinical Cases, etc.. It is useful for psychology, medical assisting, and nursing.
This collection includes evidence to inform healthcare decision-making. It is useful for PTA, OTA, nursing.
A directory database that helps users of all kinds search for jobs, research U.S. businesses, create marketing and small business plans, locate specific people and more.
A database of the comprehensive U.S. and international company information.
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Learning Commons Hours
Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 8:00pm
Friday 9:00am - 3:00pm
Weekend hours are subject to change.
504/Testing Center Coordinator
​Cassidy Weese
clweese@bryantstratton.edu
Testing Hours
Monday - Thursday 9:30am - 7:00pm
Friday 9:00am - 2:30pm
504/Testing Center Coordinator
​Cassidy Weese
clweese@bryantstratton.edu
If you for any reason are absent the day your class has a test, please contact your instructor as soon as possible. They will likely have you make up your test in the Testing Center. No appointment is necessary for makeup tests.
Appointment are required if you have a testing accommondation that requires your test be read out loud.
Please be advised that you will not be allowed access to your cellphone, headphones, or other smart devices during your test. We do not recommend taking a test while you are expecting a call.
ACCOMMONDATIONS AND DISABILITIES
If you had an IEP or 504 plan in school, or if you have a physical/mental/emotional/learning disability, please contact Cassidy Weese in the Testing Center. You will be required to provide documentation, but all information is strictly confidential. If you have any questions, please stop by the Learning Commons or email Cassidy: clweese@bryantstratton.edu
Tutoring
We offer on-campus drop-in peer and professional tutoring.
The tutoring schedule is available each semester in the Learning Commons and will be sent to your school email.
24/7 Online Tutoring is available through Brainfuse!
