The College of Nursing Educational Opportunity Fund Program Learning Center is located on the second floor of Conklin Hall. The center is designed primarily to meet the needs of the college's EOF population. However, the center is capable of serving all College of Nursing students who are underprepared in the basic skills of writing, math, science, reading, and test taking. Academic support also is available to students who are enrolled in upper-division nursing courses. Non-EOF students must be referred by the Associate Dean for Student Affairs or the associate dean for the baccalaureate program. There are a myriad of support services provided through the EOF Learning Center, including a developmental specialist, peer counselors, peer tutors, professional counselors, and a computer laboratory specialist. The center also offers specialized support courses to students enrolled in required sciences and specific nursing courses. In addition to individual and group tutorial services, students receive assistance in setting up study groups, time management, task management, and review sessions. A full-service computer laboratory is also available for student use.