FALL 2014
What’s inside?
 What’s happening today?
 What happens between now and the start of classes?
 Just before the semester begins
 Getting off to a good start
 Getting ready for your second semester
A Publication of the Academic Advisement Center
7/30/14
Welcome to Nassau Community College!
Our Academic Advisement Center advisors have developed this Advisement and Registration
Guide to assist you with your transition to Nassau Community College.
 WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY?
You will:
 Talk with an advisor about recommended courses for your first semester.
 Register for your courses using MyNCC, the college’s online student information system.
 Print a copy of your fall courses and schedule as your registration receipt.
IMPORTANT: Enrollment is not complete until your tuition and fees are PAID. Please see
the section on “Payment” on page 2.
Your course recommendations are based on:
 Your intended major
 The results of your placement tests
o If your placement results indicate a need to improve your math, reading and/or
English writing skills, you must enroll for the appropriate remedial/developmental
courses as part of your first semester’s program.
 Placing into a remedial/developmental course may restrict you from
enrolling in certain credit-level courses.
o An advisor will recommend additional credit-level courses to add to your program.
 Please note: If you wish to enroll in MAT 111, 112 or 122, you must take
the College Level Math (CLM) test, unless you have transfer credit for the
appropriate prerequisite courses.
o NCC 101, a one-credit Freshman Seminar, will be added to your program if you
place into two or more of the following remedial courses: ENG 001, RDG 001, RDG
002, MAT 001, MAT 002.
o See pages 8-9 for more information about remedial/developmental courses.
 Your preference for full-time or part-time study
o Full-time study is enrollment in 12-17 credits/credit equivalents.
o Part-time study is enrollment in 11.5 credits/credit equivalents or less.
 Financial Aid status
o Financial Aid recipients are responsible for checking that their selected schedule of
courses will be covered by their award. For more details, check your MyNCC
account or speak with a Financial Aid representative.
 Previous College Credit or Advanced Placement
o Transfer credits from another college or from AP/IB classes and/or college-level
courses taken in high school should appear on your NCC transcript.
o If you expected transfer credits but they do not appear on your transcript, be
sure to tell the advisor. Avoid enrolling in courses at NCC for which you have
already earned credit elsewhere. Only credit courses in which you have earned a
“C” or better are eligible for transfer. Non-credit courses are not transferable.
 WHAT HAPPENS BETWEEN NOW AND THE START OF CLASSES?
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Beginning August 4th: PAYMENT MUST BE MADE BY THE END OF THE NEXT BUSINESS
DAY AFTER INITIAL REGISTRATION OR YOUR CLASSES WILL BE CANCELLED!!
You are not officially enrolled until payment is made.
If you are a Financial Aid recipient, your financial aid award must be applied to your bill
by the time tuition is due and must be enough to cover your charges. If there is a balance
due after your Financial Aid has been applied, you must pay the balance or set up a
payment plan (if eligible) to avoid cancellation (see below).
You can pay online at www.ncc.edu/myncc or in-person at the Office of the Bursar,
C Cluster, 1st floor. Please see www.ncc.edu/campusservices/servicehours.shtml for
hours of operations.
Don’t have all the money when your bill is due? If you cannot pay the full tuition or if
your financial aid process is not yet complete, set up a PAYMENT PLAN and pay the first
1/3 of the tuition to avoid having your classes dropped.
If you have questions specific to your degree program
o Speak to an advisor in the department of your major. Check pages 6-7 for your
department’s contact information.
Note:
 ESL students should visit the Academic Advisement Center in Building U for
assistance, 516-572-7436. See www.ncc.edu/advisement for hours.
 Basic Education Program (BEP) students should contact the Department of
Reading and Basic Education in North Hall, Room 205,
516-572-7464.
If you want to make changes to your schedule
o If you need a tutorial or refresher on how to use MyNCC, view the tutorials
available on the web. Go to: http://www.ncc.edu/myncc and click on “MyNCC
Video Tutorials.”
o If you simply wish to change the times that your courses meet, make those
changes according to your preference and class availability.
o If you wish to change the courses you are enrolled in and are unsure about
appropriate alternatives, it is recommended that you do so in consultation with an
advisor from your major. See pages 6-7 for your department’s contact information.
o If you are having technical difficulty with MyNCC, you can contact the MyNCC
helpdesk at 516-572-9980.
Get acquainted with the campus: Attend Orientation
o Watch for your orientation invitation to come by regular mail and email.
o Get to know other students.
o Familiarize yourself with the campus.
o Learn about academics and student life at NCC.
 WHAT DO I NEED TO DO JUST BEFORE THE SEMESTER STARTS?
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Plan how you will get to and around campus
o Check out the bus schedule and/or parking areas.
o Walk around campus with a copy of your printed schedule and get to know the
locations for your classes and the easiest route from one class to the next.
Check out the campus bookstore
o Visit the website to see if you can pre-order books for your courses.
 Go to www.ncc.edu
 Click on Campus Services
 Click on Bookstore
Keep up with the latest news at NCC
o Check the website occasionally at www.ncc.edu for pertinent information.
o Check your NCC email daily.
o “Like” our Official NCC Facebook page.
 HOW DO I GET OFF TO A GOOD START?
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Classes begin
o Be sure to review your schedule and check the days, times and locations of your
classes. Take special note of whether your classes meet in the a.m. or p.m.
o Arrive here at least ½ hour before each class during the first week. The campus is
spread out and it may take time to locate your classrooms.
o Day, Evening and Distance Education classes start September 2nd, 2014. Weekend
classes begin September 5th, 2014.
 Please be aware that many of our courses are web-enhanced and you will
be expected to utilize the Blackboard Learn 9 (NCC Online) system as part
of your coursework, even if you have not opted to enroll in a Distance
Education class.
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If you wish to change your schedule once classes have started
o Drop and/or add Day, Evening, Weekend and Distance Education classes until:
 September 8th, 2014 at 4:30 p.m. IN PERSON AT THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE,
C Cluster, 1st floor.
 September 8th, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. ONLINE at MyNCC.
o Refund Period
 You can continue to drop classes online until the end of the 3rd week of
classes.
 If you drop below 12 credits within the first three weeks of classes you will
be considered a part-time student, which may affect your eligibility for
financial aid and health/dental insurance.
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For specific details about refunds, refer to the website. Go to
www.ncc.edu; click on Admissions
Tuition and Costs
Refund Policy.
Withdrawing From Classes: Procedures and Impact on Grades
 If you are registered for a course and stop attending without following the
official withdrawal procedure, it is considered an unofficial withdrawal,
resulting in a grade of “UW”. Grades of “UW” are included in calculating
the GPA and count as an “F”.
 From the beginning of the 4th week until the end of the 9th week of classes,
you are guaranteed permission to officially withdraw from a credit-bearing
course. To do so, you must submit a withdrawal form signed by your
professor to the Registrar’s Office, C Cluster, 1st floor. A “W” (Withdrawal)
will appear on your transcript and is not calculated in your Grade Point
Average (GPA), but can impact your Academic Standing and Financial Aid.
Note: You cannot withdraw from remedial/developmental courses.
 After the ninth week of the semester, an official withdrawal is still
permitted if the professor will allow it.
 You may wish to talk with an advisor and a financial aid counselor about
the impact of withdrawing from a course before doing so.
 If you register for a course and never attend, you will be given a grade of
“NA” (Never Attended). This grade is not calculated in your GPA but, like
the “W” grade, can impact your Financial Aid.
 HOW DO I INCREASE MY CHANCES OF SUCCESS DURING MY FIRST SEMESTER?
Whether you are a student who is entering college for the first time, or you are a transfer
student making a new start at Nassau Community College, the transition period can be
challenging. Fortunately, the services you need to be a successful student are readily available.
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Having difficulty in your classes? Discuss it with someone!
o Talk to your professor. S/he is the first contact you should make if you are having
trouble in a class.
o Visit extra help centers like the Writing Center in Bradley Hall or the Math Center
in B-130. In addition, many academic departments have extra help centers
available – ask about them!
o Attend Academic Success workshops offered by the Center for Educational and
Retention Counseling in Nassau Hall, room 19. Knowing how to take notes, study
for tests and manage your time are important skills to develop.
o Visit with an advisor for your major; see pages 6-7 for a listing of advisor locations.
Need help with personal issues? Psychological counseling is located in Nassau Hall,
room 9. Want to get a better idea of your direction? Consider visiting the Career
Counseling Center in Nassau Hall, room 14 or Transfer Office in Nassau Hall, room 4.
Have to work to help pay for school? Need childcare? Are you a Veteran or adult student
with specific needs that may be different from your classmates’? Visit our webpage at
http://www.ncc.edu/campusservices for detailed information about campus supports
available for the various needs you may be experiencing.
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HOW DO I GET READY FOR MY SECOND SEMESTER?
Learn your degree requirements
Your degree requirements can be found on the college web site:
o Go to http://collegecatalog.ncc.edu/current/programs
o Liberal Arts students should review the Master Academic Plan (MAP) booklet
given to you at your advisement and registration session. It may also be viewed
on our webpage at www.ncc.edu/masteracademicplan.
o Students in all majors can review their Degree Evaluation in the Student
Records menu in MyNCC.
Read course descriptions in the on-line college catalog
o Go to http://collegecatalog.ncc.edu/current and view the descriptions using
the Course Descriptions link or the printable versions.
Seek academic advisement
Advisement isn’t only to prepare for registration. Take the time to meet with an advisor
for your program. Work together to develop your academic plans, discuss academic
concerns and strategies for success or to clarify academic policies. If necessary, an advisor
can refer you to other campus resources.
Register for classes
You are eligible to register for your next semester according to established priority dates
beginning in November. The more credits you have already earned, the earlier you can
register. Current students have priority over new incoming students, so even if you are in
the last priority group, you should register as soon as you are eligible to take advantage of
the greatest availability of open courses and class times. Waiting too long means
registering for what’s left! Your tuition bill will not be due until after the fall 2014
semester ends.
 Be sure your bill is paid on time!
WHERE CAN I ASK QUESTIONS SPECIFIC TO MY PROGRAM?
PROGRAM
DEPARTMENT
OFFICE
PHONE
Accounting (A.A.S.)
Accounting & Business Administration
Cluster A Room 3020
(516) Area Code
572-7544
Accounting (A.S.)
Accounting & Business Administration
Cluster A Room 3020
572-7544
Acting (A.A.)
Theatre/Dance
Building W (Theatre)
572-7508
Administrative Business Technology Administrative Support (A.A.S. and Cert.)
Administrative Business Technology –
ENCORE (Cert.)
Administrative Business Technology - Legal
(A.A.S. and Cert.)
Administrative Business Technology - Medical
(A.A.S. and Cert.)
Adolescence Education (A.A. and A.S.)
Administrative Business Technology
Cluster A Room 2023
572-7288
Administrative Business Technology
Cluster A Room 2023
572-7288
Administrative Business Technology
Cluster A Room 2023
572-7288
Administrative Business Technology
Cluster A Room 2023
572-7288
Academic Advisement Center^
Building U
572-7436
Africana Studies (A.A.)
Africana Studies
Building H Room 124
572-7157
American Sign Language (A.A.)
Communications
Building H Room 203
572-7170
Art (A.S.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Art Studies (A.A.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Biology (A.S.)
Biology
Cluster F Room 2230
572-7575
Business Administration (A.S. and Cert.)
Accounting & Business Administration
Cluster A Room 3020
572-7544
Childhood Education (A.A. and A.S.)
Academic Advisement Center^
Building U
572-7436
Civil Engineering Technology (A.A.S.)
Engineering/Physics/Technology
Cluster D Room 2087
572-7272
Commercial Art: Digital Technologies (A.A.S.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Communication Arts (A.A.)
Communications
Building H Room 203
572-7170
Computer Info System: Microcomputer (Cert.)
Mathematics/Computer Science/Information
Technology
Engineering/Physics/Technology
Cluster B Room 3028
572-7383
Cluster D Room 2087
572-7272
Cluster B Room 3028
572-7383
Construction Management (Cert.)
Mathematics/Computer Science/Information
Technology
Engineering/Physics/Technology
Cluster D Room 2087
572-7272
Criminal Justice (A.S.)
Criminal Justice
Building G Room 157
572-7178
Dance (A.A.)
Theatre/Dance
Building W (Theatre)
572-7508
Desktop Publishing and Design (Cert.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Dietary Management (Cert.)
Hospitality Business
Building K Room 14
572-7344
Disability Studies (A.A. and Cert.)
Psychology
Building G Room 355
572-7458
Early Childhood Education (A.A. and A.S.)
Academic Advisement Center^
Building U
572-7436
Electrical Engineering Technology (A.A.S.)
Engineering/Physics/Technology
Cluster D Room 2087
572-7272
Emergency Management (A.S.)
Criminal Justice
Building G Room 157
572-7178
Engineering Science (A.S.)
Engineering/Physics/Technology
Cluster D Room 2087
572-7272
Fashion Buying and Merchandising (A.A.S.)
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying &
Merchandising, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying &
Merchandising, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Cluster B Room 2037
572-7588
Cluster B Room 2037
572-7588
Financial Markets (Cert.)
Economics & Finance
Building G Room 155
572-7181
Fire Science (A.S.)
Criminal Justice
Building G Room 157
572-7178
Food and Nutrition (A.S.)
Hospitality Business
Building K Room 14
572-7344
Computer Repair Technology (A.A.S.)
Computer Science (A.S.)
Fashion Design (A.A.S.)
^Teacher Education students with 17 or more credits earned are advised by Professor Diane Martin, Teacher Education Coordinator, in
Building G, Room 355, 572-7458
PROGRAM
DEPARTMENT
OFFICE
PHONE
Food Service Administration,
Restaurant Management (A.A.S.)
Food Service Technology (Cert.)
Hospitality Business
Building K Room 14
(516) Area Code
572-7344
Hospitality Business
Building K Room 14
572-7344
Health Information Technology (A.A.S. and Cert.)
Administrative Business Technology
Cluster A Room 2023
572-7288
Health Studies (A.S.)
Health/Physical Education/Recreation
Building P Room 218
572-7518
Hotel Technology Administration (A.A.S.)
Hospitality Business
Building K Room 14
572-7344
Human Services: Community Service and Social
Welfare (A.A.)
Information Technology (A.A.S.)
Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work
Building G Room 357
572-7452
Mathematics/Computer Science/Information
Technology
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying &
Merchandising, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Academic Advisement Center
Cluster B Room 3028
572-7383
Cluster B Room 2037
572-7588
Building U
572-7436
Student Personnel Services
Building M Room 11
572-7506
Cluster B Room 2037
572-7588
Cluster B Room 3028
572-7383
Media (A.A.)
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying &
Merchandising, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Mathematics/Computer Science/Information
Technology
Communications
Building H Room 203
572-7170
Medical Laboratory Technology (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Mortuary Science (A.A.S.)
Mortuary Science
357 East Road
572-7277
Nursing (A.S.)
Nursing
572-9630
Paralegal (A.A.S.)
Legal Studies
Life Sciences Building
Room 3-19
Cluster A Room 3027
Paralegal Studies (Cert.)
Legal Studies
Cluster A Room 3027
572-7774
Performing Arts Music (A.A.S.)
Music
Building H Room 222
572-7446
Photography (A.S. and Cert.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Physical Education Studies (A.S.)
Health/Physical Education/Recreation
Building P Room 218
572-7518
Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Radiation Therapy Technology (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Radiologic Technology (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Respiratory Care (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Retailing Business Management (A.A.S.)
Cluster B Room 2037
572-7588
Studio Recording Technology (Cert.)
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying &
Merchandising, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Music
Building H Room 222
572-7446
Surgical Technology (A.A.S.)
Allied Health Sciences
Cluster E Room 2225
572-9640
Teacher Assistant (Cert.)
Psychology
Building G Room 355
572-7458
Technical Theatre (A.A.)
Theatre/Dance
Building W (Theatre)
572-7508
Website Design (Cert.)
Art
Building G Room 179
572-7162
Interior Design/Home Furnishing
(A.A.S. and Cert)
Liberal Arts (A.A.) and (A.S.)
with one or no remedial courses
Liberal Arts (A.A.) and (A.S.)
with two or more remedial courses
Marketing (A.A.S.)
Mathematics (A.S.)
572-7774
WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT REMEDIAL AND
DEVELOPMENTAL REQUIREMENTS AT NCC?
Remedial and/or developmental courses are a condition of your acceptance and must be taken during your
first semester in attendance. After three unsuccessful attempts in the same remedial or developmental
course, you will be dismissed from the college. For details about these policies and how you can regain
admission to the college, if dismissed, please view the college catalog at http://collegecatalog.ncc.edu.
REMEDIAL/DEVELOPMENTAL COURSE SEQUENCES
Remedial/Developmental Course
Credit Course
ENG 001 or ENG 030
ENG 101
RDG 001*#
RDG 002
RDG 101 or other credit course
RDG 030
RDG 101 or other credit course
COM 030
Credit course by advisement
MAT 001**
MAT 002
Credit course by advisement
*RDG 003: If you placed into RDG 001, you may have the option of taking RDG 003. This course is a combination
of RDG 001 and RDG 002 and requires additional class time. Enrolling in RDG 003 provides the opportunity to
complete the reading remedial requirement in a single semester. An Academic Advisor can help you decide
whether this course may be appropriate for you.
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Students enrolled in RDG 001 or RDG 003 will be retested in class during the first week of school. If your
placement improves as a result of the retest, it is your responsibility to register for the next appropriate
placement level.
**MAT 003: If you placed into MAT 001, you have the option of taking MAT 003. This course is a combination
of MAT 001 and MAT 002 and requires additional class time. Enrolling in MAT 003 gives you the opportunity to
complete the math remedial requirement in a single semester. An Academic Advisor can help you decide
whether this course is appropriate for you.
NON-CREDIT COURSES COUNT TOWARDS FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT
All remedial/developmental courses are non-credit but count as hours for full-time enrollment,
billing, financial aid and health insurance purposes (if applicable).
Example: ENG 001 is a non-credit course but is the equivalent of 3 credits.
CREDIT EQUIVALENTS FOR NON-CREDIT COURSES
Non-Credit (0) Course
Credit Equivalent
ENG 001
ENG 030
RDG 001
RDG 002
RDG 003
RDG 030
COM 030
MAT 001
MAT 002
MAT 003
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6
4
3
6
4
3
3
4.5
6
RESTRICTIONS IMPACTING STUDENTS WITH REMEDIAL/DEVELOPMENTAL PLACEMENTS
IF YOUR PLACEMENT IS
ENG 001 or ENG 030,
YOU MAY NOT ENROLL IN:
ASL
AFR 170, 197
ART 100, 102, 103, 104, 124, 201,
202, 203
BIO 109
CHE
CMP (except CMP 100)
COM
CRJ
CSC
ENG (credit-level)
Foreign Languages
FRS
HIS 270
ITE
*MAT (except MAT 001, 002, 003)
MDC 101, 102, 130
PHI
PHY (except PHY 120)
PSA
SCI 141
*EXCEPTION FOR ESL STUDENTS
ONLY: MAT courses may be taken
concurrently with ESL English.
IF YOUR PLACEMENT IS
RDG 001,
YOU MAY NOT ENROLL IN:
ASL
AFR 140, 141, 143, 170, 197, 200,
201, 203
ART 100, 102, 103, 104, 124, 201,
202, 203
BIO 109
CHE
CMP (except CMP 100)
COM
CRJ
CSC
DAN 101
ENG 100/101
Note: Even if your placement is ENG 100
or ENG 101, you may not enroll in an ENG
course until RDG 001 has been satisfied
Foreign Languages
FRS
GEO (except GEO 202)
HIS
ITE
MAT (except MAT 001, 002, 003)
MDC 101, 102, 130
PHI
PHY (except PHY 120)
POL
PSA
RDG (credit-level)
THR 100, 101, 103, 104, 107, 201
IF YOUR PLACEMENT IS
MAT 001 OR 002,
YOU MAY NOT ENROLL IN:
CHE
CMP (except CMP 100)
CSC
ECO 207, 208
ITE
MAT (credit-level)
PHY (except 120)
IF YOUR PLACEMENT IS
RDG 002 or RDG 030,
YOU MAY NOT ENROLL IN:
ASL
AFR 143, 170, 197, 201
ART 100, 102, 103, 104, 124, 201,
202, 203
BIO 109
CHE
COM
CRJ 230
DAN 101
Foreign Languages
GEO (except GEO 202)
HIS (except HIS 105, 106, 136, 140,
176, 177, 178, 190, 219, 220, 221,
222, 234)
PHI
PHY (except PHY 120)
POL (except 111)
RDG (credit-level)
THR 100, 101, 103, 104, 107, 201
IF YOUR PLACEMENT IS
ANY TWO REMEDIAL COURSES,
YOU MAY NOT ENROLL IN:
ACC 101
DIRECTORY OF CAMPUS RESOURCES
Academic Advisement Center
Admissions
Banner Help Desk
Bursar
Career Development Center
Center for Students with
Disabilities
Center for Educational and
Retention Counseling
Center for Veteran’s Affairs
Center for Service Learning
CLEP/DSST Testing
Continuing Education
Dean of Students
Distance Education
Financial Aid Office
Health Office
Honors Program
Academic advisement for all liberal arts
students with one or no remedial
courses
Non-liberal arts students should seek
advisement in their departments
Applications and transfer credit
evaluations for new students
Reset Banner PIN
Limited technical support
Payments for tuition, transcripts,
immunization records
Certificate of Residency forms
Vocational Assessment
Information on careers
Career workshops
Advisement and assistance for students
with documented physical, hearing,
visual, psychiatric and learning
disabilities
Advisement for students in “D”
academic standing
Study skills workshops
Assists veterans in obtaining
government educational benefits
Provides referrals to services that help
veterans transition to college
Resource for students and faculty
interested in civic engagement and
social responsibility
Testing programs for earning college
credit for non-traditional learning
Information and registration for oncampus testing
Non-credit courses for enrichment and
standardized test preparation
Disciplinary actions, excused and
medical withdrawals, emergency loans,
academic dismissals
Administration of online and
telecourses
Financial Aid information and
applications
Screening of immunization forms, first
aid care, Physical Education waivers,
counseling and referrals, health
insurance information and accident
claim forms
Information about the Honors Program
Advisement for Honors students
Permission to enroll in Honors courses,
if eligible
Building U
516-572-7436
www.ncc.edu/advisement
Tower, 2nd floor
516-572-7346
516-572-9980
C-Cluster, 1st floor
516-572-7325
Building M, Room 14
516-572-7696
Building U
516-572-7241
TTY: 516-572-7617
Building M, Room 19
516-572-7141
Tower, Plaza Level
516-572-9775
Tower, Plaza Level
516-572-9775
Office of Continuing Education
356 East Road
516-572-9947
355 East Road
516-572-7472
CCB 312
516-572-7376
351 Harmon Avenue
516-572-7883
Tower, 3rd floor
516-572-7396
C-Cluster, 1st floor
516-572-7123
Fax: 516-572-9637
Bradley Hall, Room 1
516-572-7194
International Education
International student concerns
F-1 Visa issues
Study Abroad
Assistance for current/former students
who are seeking full/part-time work,
student aide jobs, internships and
summer work
Life Sciences Building,
Rooms 141-146
516-572-7053
Building M, Room 39
516-572-7132
For students in credit math courses:
Drop-in help, extra help classes and
tutoring by appointment; textbooks
and solution manuals available for
use in the center
For students in remedial math courses:
Walk-in help with homework, selflearning and study skills; individual
and group tutoring; assistance with
math and test anxiety
For students enrolled in CSC, CMP and
ITE courses:
Drop-in help, one-on-one tutoring,
programming help classes, assistance
with assignments, projects or general
computer questions
Reset MyNCC Pin
Limited technical support
Scheduling and administration of
Placement Tests and CLM (College Level
Math) tests
Confidential psychological counseling
and referrals
B 130
516-572-7394
Public Safety
Lost and found, requests for aid,
complaint reports
Public Safety Office
Emergencies 516-572-7111
Non-emergency 516-572-7100
Registrar
Registration, Drop/Add, graduation
applications, transfer credit evaluation
for continuing students
C-Cluster, 1st floor
516-572-7131
Scholarships
http://www.ncc.edu/aboutncc/
givetoncc/scholarships/
CCB, Room 150
516-572-7148
Student Financial Affairs
Scholarship information and
applications
Clubs
Social, cultural and recreational
activities
Monetary issues
Student ID Cards
Obtain college picture ID
Go to www.ncc.edu
Click on “MyNCC”
Click on “Student ID Cards” for
more information
Job Placement
Math, Computer Science and
Information Technology Help
Centers:
Math Center
Math Success Center
Computer Learning Center
MyNCC Help Desk
Placement Testing
Psychological Counseling
Student Activities
B 116
516-572-6878
B 225
516-572-6870
516-572-9980
Building U
516-572-7780
Building M, Room 9
516-572-7698
Tower, 5th floor
516-572-7326
Student Personnel Services
Study Abroad
Academic advisement for liberal arts
students:
 with two or more remedial
courses
 in “B” academic standing
Information about study abroad
opportunities
Transfer Office
Transfer counseling
Information and/or applications for
other colleges
Vehicle Registration
Register your vehicle for campus
parking
Women’s Center
Programming, counseling, referral and
information on topics relevant to
women
Individualized and group instruction in
expository and creative writing,
research and documentation, grammar
and usage; assistance with language
development and learning for ESL
students; weekly appointments and
drop-in help; tutoring also available at
network computers or online by e-mail;
PC lab for word processing and internet
research
Writing Center
Building M, Room 11
516-572-7506
International Education
Life Sciences Bldg, Rooms 141-146
516-572-7053
studyabroad@ncc.edu
Building M, Room 4A
516-572-7127
Go to www.ncc.edu
Click on “MyNCC”
Click on “Vehicle Registration”
For more information
Building M, Room 14
516-572-7698/7127
Bradley Hall Ballroom
516-572-7195
Library Annex – Room L-233
516-572-3595
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