Q. Can a person who is not a standard student (such as an ESL student) at TCC use the library?

Yes, on a limited basis. Please see our policy on borrowing. 

Guest users are welcome to browse the Library's collection of books and reference materials, but are not able to check out books to take home. 

Currently, there is no guest printing enabled at the TCC library. 

This is our TCC Library policy on guest (or public) users and our computers: 

Community members may use the Library’s computers for up to one hour per day. Users must sign a guest login sheet before being logged on to a computer. Users under the age of 16 must be supervised by a parent or caregiver.  

Priority is given to students completing assignments or other coursework. During times of heavy computer usage, patrons using computers for non-school related work may be asked to relinquish their computer.  

The Library must abide by state and federal laws and by TCC regulations. All users must follow the IT Compliance, Policies & Procedures located on the TCC website. In accordance with these laws, regulations, policies, and procedures, inappropriate use of Library computers includes but is not limited to:  

• Unlawful or malicious activities or for proprietary purposes 
• Copyright and licensing violations 
• Commercial activities and private enterprises 
• Activities that could cause congestion and disruption of networks and systems 
• Viewing pictures of an erotic or sexual nature when such images could be viewed by others who are offended by them 
• Vandalism and mischief that incapacitates, compromises, or destroys College resources”

See our library policy for more information. 

Guest users can check with their academic libraries to see if they participate in the OK-Share card program, which will allow our library to circulate materials to them. Learn more via the link below.