Tutoring centers exist in various forms around the Alliance. One-hundred percent (100%) of alliance partners have tutoring or drop-in centers at their institutions. They are uniquely designed to meet the students' needs on each campus. They operate 12 months of the year and positively impact the retention of students in the SCAMP program. Clemson University has two centers -- one in engineering and one in science. Benedict College has a science, math and engineering learning center, while USC has a center located in the College of Science and Mathematics. South Carolina State University has two centers, one in the nuclear engineering department and one in the biological sciences department. SCAMP students at Claflin University, Voorhees College and Midlands Technical College have problem-solving/tutorial sessions, which meet several times a week. The College of Charleston has established a "Student Science Society" which meets bi-monthly in the computer-learning center.