Where can SI and PLTL be found?

• A. The first floor of the McDermott Library
• B. Student Services Addition
• C. Andromeda Hall
• D. ECSS

Answer: (A)

The main idea is where campus tutoring and peer-led study sessions are typically housed for easy access and collaborative learning. SI (Supplemental Instruction) and PLTL (Peer-Led Team Learning) programs are usually placed in central, student-friendly spaces where students can drop in, form groups, and use nearby resources. The first floor of the McDermott Library fits that role well, since libraries commonly host tutoring desks, study rooms, and open areas designed for group work and quick help before exams. That central, accessible location makes it the most practical spot for SI and PLTL sessions.

Other spaces described are generally used for different services or departments and don’t align with the typical, ongoing peer-led study sessions and tutoring model, which is why the library location is the best choice.