North Central State College
New Student Information Packet
Admissions, Advising, and Enrollment Services
LOCATION:
PHONE:
TOLL FREE:
WEBSITE:
KEE HALL
419-755-4761 OR 4764
888-755-4899 EXT. 4761
www.ncstatecollege.edu
ADMISSIONS, ADVISING, AND
ENROLLMENT SERVICES PROVIDES
THE FOLLOWING SERVICES TO NORTH
CENTRAL STATE STUDENTS:
ADVISING
SERVICE HOURS:
MONDAY – THURSDAY
8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
FRIDAY
8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
North Central State College
ADDRESS:
2441 KENWOOD CIRCLE
MANSFIELD, OHIO 44906
PHONE:
419-755-4800
TOLL FREE: 1-888-755-4899
WEB SITE:

Admissions

Academic Advising

Directions Advising

Probationary Advising

Post-Secondary Student Advising

Personal Counseling

Disability Services

Career Counseling and Exploration
* Resume & Interviewing Skills
* Career Coach

Orientation
www.ncstatecollege.edu
ASSESSMENT
* COMPASS
* Computer Literacy
* TEAS V
* Dosage Calculation
* NC State Make-up Exam proctoring
* Non-NC State exam proctoring
Directions Advising Program
Welcome to the Directions advising program! Based on your COMPASS
scores, you are a part of the Directions advising program for first year
students. Please see the information below for the requirements you must
complete in order to be promoted from this program.
As part of the Directions program you
must do the following to be
“promoted”:



Meet with a Student success coach EACH
semester during week 5-7 before registering.
Complete the courses in the
next column.
Obtain a GPA of 2.0 or above.
You will remain part of Directions until you have
successfully completed (C– or higher).
FYEX 0050 and 0060 (or FYEX-9910)
MATH ________ (Required math for program)
ENGL 1010
You must meet with a Student Success Coach EACH
SEMESTER as a Directions or you will get stopped
from registering!
As a Directions student, you are expected to:
 Review the online schedule and choose classes
you want to take before meeting with your
student success coach.
 See your Student success coach if you think
about dropping or withdrawing from a class.
Required Directions Courses
COLLEGE EXPERIENCE/ORIENTATION
COLLEGE SUCCESS (FYEX 0050)
__________
NAVIGATING COLLEGE (FYEX 0060)
__________
COLLEGE SUCCESS AND (FYEX 9910)
NAVIGATING COLLEGE
__________
(MUST BE TAKEN IN FIRST TERM AT NCSC)
MATH
REQUIRED MATH COURSE FOR MAJOR: __________
MATH COURSE PATH FOR YOUR MAJOR:
*ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE AT LEAST MATH0074.
EACH MAJOR HAS ITS OWN MATH REQUIREMENT.
MATH9910
MATH 0070
MATH 0072
MATH 0074*
MATH ________
MATH ________
MATH ________
__________
__________
__________
__________
__________
__________
__________
READING
READING 0080 (3 CREDIT HOURS)
(NEEDS TAKEN FIRST TERM)
__________
WRITING/ENGLISH
WRITING 9910 (4 CREDIT HOURS)
__________
WRITING 0090 (3 CREDIT HOURS)
__________
ENGLISH 9910 (6 CREDIT HOURS)
__________
ENGLISH 9920 (4 CREDIT HOURS)
__________
ENGLISH 1010 (3 CREDIT HOURS)
__________
*WRIT0090/ENGL1010—THIS IS A “PAIRED CLASS”. YOU WILL BE
TAKING BOTH CLASSES AT THE SAME TIME.
We are here to help, listen and
support you in your college career.
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Student & Student Success Coach/Advisor Contract
What is a Student & Coach/Advisor Contract?
It is a plan designed by you and a professional Student Success Coach/Advisor to assist you in
becoming a successful student at North Central State College.
The Student Success Coach/Advisor agrees to:
Share information about
COMPASS/ACT placement scores
Financial Aid (Grants, Scholarships, etc.)
Tutoring (group, individual, labs)
Student Activities (clubs, activities)
How and when it is a good idea to withdraw from classes
The number of hours needed to study; (2:1) for most classes—higher for some
An Educational Plan and how long it will take to graduate (and/or get into clinicals)
Consequences of getting poor grades (probation, dismissal, etc.)
Faculty advising
Other campus resources
Transferring to/from another college
Assist with and help problem solve
Choosing an Academic program
Registering for classes
Meeting the challenges of starting college (day care, transportation, juggling work
schedule, etc.)
The Student agrees to:
View the SCOR (Scheduling and Orientation video for new/returning students)
Keep all scheduled appointments
Stay in contact with the Student Success Coach/Advisor throughout the semester by
phone, email, or walk-in visits
Notify Student Success Coach/Advisor of any problems or class schedule changes
Take the FYEX-0060 course during their first semester and complete the CSI
(College Student Inventory) assignment (if applicable)
Student Signature _______________________________________________
Date: ________________
Student Success Coach/Advisor Signature ____________________________
Date: ________________
Student Success Coach/Advisor Name: ______________________________
Phone: ______________________________
Office Hours: _________________________
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Attach Business Card here.
NC State Policies & Procedures
MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE NC STATE POLICIES &
PROCEDURES CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE AT
HTTP://WWW.NCSTATECOLLEGE.EDU/CMS/MEDIA/PDF/
POLICIES/POLICIESMANUAL_TOC.PDF
THESE POLICIES OUTLINE WHAT THE COLLEGE EXPECTS AND THE
PROCDURES TO FOLLOW IN A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT SITUATIONS.
Safety and Security
Academic Policies
http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/security.html
https://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/academics.html
Campus Safety and Security
Academic Honesty
Code of Student Conduct
Grade Replacement
Release of Information
Probation & Dismissal
Communication Information Form
Curriculum Changes
Disturbed or Disruptive Students
Grading System
Suicidal Students
Proctoring Services
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA)
Campus Sex Crimes Act Prevention
Information
Drug Free Schools and Communities Act
Forgiveness Policy
Length of Curriculum
Grade Appeal Policy
Maximum Credit Hours
Other Policies
Student Records
http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/studentrecords.html
Student Privacy
Graduation Rates
Military Policy, Students Called to Active
Duty
Handicapped/Learning Disabilities Policy
Authorization to Release Educational
Records
Change of Address and/or Phone Number
Student Grievance/Appeal Policy
Change of Major
NC State/OSU-M Campus Smoking Policy
Transcript Request
NC State/OSU-M Rollerblades, in-Line
Skates and Skateboards Policy
Classroom Food and Drink Policy
Graduation Petitions
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http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/media/PDF/
policies/policiesmanual_toc.pdf
Sexual Harassment Policy
Weather—Campus Severe Weather Policy
Financial Aid—Follow these steps to apply for Financial Aid
1. Apply for admission to the College at www.ncstatecollege.edu as a degree (or LPN) seeking
student.
2. Obtain a federal PIN (personal identification number) at www.pin.edu.gov
3. Complete and submit the FAFSA (federal aid application) at www.fafsa.gov
Enter your name (and parents’ names if required) exactly as on your social security card/s.
Enter NC State’s school code, 005313, where required.
Use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool, an optional part of FAFSA processing, to electronically
transfer your tax return information onto the FAFSA.
The FAFSA processor may select you for verification which is a method of double-checking
some of the information you put on your FAFSA. If selected, the Financial Aid Office will
send you instructions for completing the process. Aid cannot be awarded until verification
is complete.
4. Submit a copy of your high school transcript (showing date of graduation) or GED certificate
to the NC State Admissions Office.
5. When your aid file is complete, the Financial Aid Office will send you an award letter which will
show you what you are eligible to receive.
6. Submit all scholarship payments from organizations outside the College to the NC State Cashier’s
Office.
A listing of scholarships is available at www.ncstatecollege.edu/foundation and click on the
scholarship link.
Questions about aid? Contact the Financial Aid Office at 419-755-4899.
Tutoring Center
FREE of
Charge!
Located in Fallerius, Room 119
Tutoring is a free service offered to North Central State students every semester. Students who would like to use
the tutoring services need to stop by the Admissions, Advising, and Enrollment Services in Kee Hall or Tutoring
Center to obtain the tutoring schedule appropriate to their tutoring needs. Tutoring services are offered for a
range courses including FYEX, Reading, Writing, English, Math, Accounting, Economics, Business, Anatomy,
Biology, Computers, and more. During walk-in hours, students do not need an appointment to see a tutor.
Computer Literacy Assessment
Ask about our FREE
Computer Literacy
Workshops!
Required before taking the following courses:
CISS-1030
CISS-1200
CISS-1210
CISS-1230
CISS-1250
CISS-9107
CISS-1220
The Computer Literacy Assessment consists of two parts—Keyboarding and an assessment of 4 core competency
areas—Internet 7, Email, Windows XP, and Word 2007. Students who score at or above the competency levels
indicated below will be able to register for CISS classes.
 Keyboarding—Passing score 24 wpm (words per minute). Students scoring below this level must practice until
their keyboarding rate is 24 wpm or higher before enrolling in the above courses.
 Computer (Internet 7, Email, Windows XP, and Word 2007) - Passing score 85% or 34 out of 40 tasks.
Students scoring below this level must take CISS-1020.
First test = Free
Retest = $15.00
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BOOKSTORE
Phone: 419-747-5401
Website: www.efollet.com
Hours: vary by semester
*Order books or find prices online
CASHIER’S OFFICE
Phone: 419-755-4722
Hours: Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Drop box for payments when
office is closed
CAREER SERVICES
Phone: 419-755-4896
*Discover program
*Career exploration
*Job search
*Resume writing
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Phone: 419-755-5600
Hours: Monday through Friday
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
*Child care for ages 6 weeks
through 6 years old
CAMPUS RECREATION CENTER
Phone: 419-755-4041
*Student photo ID’s
*Gym facilities for students &
families
TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT
SERVICES
Phone: 419-755-9016
Kee Hall—Room #120/121
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FINANCIAL AID
Phone: 419-755-4899
Hours: Monday– Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Grants, loans, and scholarship information
*Work-study program
*FAFSA Fridays; walk-ins welcome
SPECIALIZED SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
Phone: 419-755-4727
V/TTY: 419-755-5611
Hours: Mon., Tues., and Thur. from 8:00a.m. to 6:00p.m.
Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Personal counseling
*Disability accommodations
ASSESSMENT CENTER
Phone: 419-755-4764
Hours: Monday– Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*COMPASS and Computer Literacy Assessment
*Dosage Calculation test for LPN to RN
*TEAS V for most health programs
*NC State Make-up Exam Services
*Test Proctoring for other colleges
ADMISSIONS, ADVISING, AND ENROLLMENT
SERVICES
Phone: 419-755-4761
Hours: Monday– Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Walk-ins welcome
*CSI reports
*Academic advising; Directions advising program, new
Student advising
STUDENT RECORDS
Phone: 419-755-4857
Hours: Monday– Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Transcripts, records, and graduation petitions
North Central State College Building Directory
Kee Hall (KH)
Eisenhower Hall
 Admissions, Advising, and Enrollment Services
 Student Union (second floor)
 Financial Aid Office
 Cafeteria (first floor) and vending machines
 Student Records Office
 Office of Student Engagement
 Career Resource Center
 Multi-Cultural Center
 Assessment Center
Campus Recreation Center (CRC)
 College Foundation for scholarship applications
 Obtain a student ID (take fees paid sticker & photo ID)
Fallerius (F)
 Student workout and exercise facilities
 Cashier’s Office (obtain Fees Paid sticker)
 Intramural athletic teams, Mavericks
 Liberal Arts, Education, Prof. & Public Svc Office
Child Development Center (CDC)
 Open Computer Lab (Room 144)
 Child care for NC State and OSU-M students,
 Conard Commons (lounge or study)
faculty, and staff
 Tutoring Resource Center (Room 119)
 Child care teaching lab
 PLATO Lab (Room 103)
Kehoe Center in Shelby (AT)
Bromfield Hall (B)
 Business, Industry and Technology Office
 Bromfield Library (computers for research)
 Conference/Banquet Center
Health and Sciences (HS)
 Open Computer Lab (Room 133)
 Health Science Division Office
 Classrooms
 Audio/Visual Computer Lab (Room 245B)
Urban Center (UC)
 Classrooms
 Classrooms
Ovalwood (O)
 Open Lab
 Founders Auditorium
 Entrepreneur Center
 Conard Art Gallery
 Cyber Cafe
Campus Bookstore
Campus Bookstore Information:
(Phone) 419-747-5401
(Hours) Vary by Semester
The campus bookstore serves the students, faculty and staff of North Central State as well as OSU-Mansfield.
NC State books are labeled with green and white labels, sorted alphabetically by course number, and
located on the interior shelves. The bookstore has all the required books for all of NC State's classes. The
bookstore also stocks a wide variety of school supplies, software, NC State apparel and other items.
Take a printout of your class schedule and your “Account Summary by Term” to the Campus Bookstore the
week before the semester starts to purchase your books. Save your receipt and don’t open any shrinkwrapped books until after you attend class, as they cannot be returned once they are opened.
Books can be purchased (new or used) or rented; or e-books.
Have your books shipped or reserved via the bookstore’s website at http://www.efollett.com/
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Student Organizations on Campus
Are you interested in joining a campus group?
Make your Mark!
Awakening
Martial Arts Club (M.A.C.)
Campus Activities Board
Ministy of Anime and Gaming
Catholic Young Adults
Club Ed
College Republicans
College of Social Work Student
Association
NC State College Student Nursing
Assoc.
OutLoud
Paralegal Association
Phi Theta Kappa
Criminology Club
Pre-Health Club
Economics & Business Club
Psychology Student Association
English Club
Respiratory Care Program
Entrepreneur Club
Secular Student Alliance
Film Club
Ski Club & Snowboarding Club
Habitat for Humanity
Skydiving Club
History Club
Student Veterans Association
Magnificent Black Men
Theatre Club & Theta Alpha Phi
Mansfield Campus Student
Government
U.N.I.T.Y.
Voices
For additional information please contact CampusLife: 419-755-4314 or
visit the Office of Student Engagement website at
http://www.mansfield.ohio-state.edu/studentactivities/organizations.htm
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Your NC State ID Card
Works much like bank debit card; money can be placed in an account that can be drawn.
Can be used for pay-to-print and copying at NC State.
Must be presented at a variety of locations throughout the campus in order to receive
services such as:
Campus Security
The Campus Recreation Center
Various Health Science labs
Various Computer Labs
The Campus Library
Student Success Center
The Campus Bookstore
Can be used to obtain discounts from local vendors in our community. The Student
Activities Office provides a list of these businesses (see sample list on next few pages).
Pay-to-Print
Load dollars onto NC State ID by going to:
https://buckid.osu.edu/manage.asp
or purchase pre-loaded $5 pay-to-print cards
from the Cashier’s office or at the Library.
Open Computer Lab
Pay-to-Print Locations
Building
Lab/Room
Bromfield Library
B131
Fallerius—Open Lab *
F004
Fallerius—Open Lab
F144
Kehoe Center—Open Lab *
AT133
Health Sciences—Open Lab *
HS245
Urban Center—Open Lab
UC111
*Copy services are also available at these locations for 10¢ per copy.
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Balance inquiries available at the
following locations:
Any NC State Print Release Station,
The Campus Bookstore, The Campus
Café (campus dining), and Cyber Café.
Note: Writing 0090 and English
1010 and 1030 classes will provide a
$15 pay-to-print card at the beginning
of the term.
For more information regarding your ID
http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/studentservices/identification-cards.html
For more information on Pay-to-Print
including current fees
www.ncstatecollege.edu/pay2print
Report issues with your BuckID card or
if lost or stolen
Phone: (614) 292-0400
Student ID is more than just your official university identification card. Your Student ID is also a discount card for many local goods and
services, as well as a debit account accepted as a form of payment both on and off the North Central State College campus.
Students must show their Student ID card at NC State College to check out library books, access the Campus Recreation Center and Student
Union, and to play on any of the intramural sports or athletic teams. IDs must be validated each semester by affixing the current paid fees
sticker from the Business Office in Fallerius Hall on the back of the card above the magnetic strip. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain a
new sticker each semester.
Students may also use their ID as a debit card at the Campus Bookstore, Campus Café, Cyber Café, Fazoli’s, Johnny Biggs, Skyline Chili and
Subway & BellStores. You or your parents may add funds to your Student ID account by using the “Make a Deposit” link on the official website at www.buckid.osu.edu. Student ID will send you a confirmation email reporting that money has been added to your Student ID account!
You may also pick up and complete a deposit envelope available from the Campus Recreation Center. If you encounter any difficulty with the
debit account function, please contact the Student ID Office (located on the Columbus campus of Ohio State University) at (614) 292-0400. To
report a lost or stolen card, please call the 24-hour Student Life Information Technology Support Desk in Columbus at (614) 292-5700.
Students may receive discounts on a variety of goods and services from local businesses simply by showing their Student ID at:
Allure Studios (491 Lexington Ave)
Antonelli’s Personal Training (16 W. Fourth St)
Applebee’s (1023 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
Athens Greek Restaurant
(41 N Main & 41 S Lex-Springmill Rd)
Barberz Inc. (1367 Park Avenue West, Suite A)
10% discount on any service
25% discount on memberships
10% discount (excludes alcohol)
Best Cuts (2166 Walker Lake Rd #2)
10% discount Monday -Thursday on any service
Buck’s Bar and Grill (192 E. Main St, Lexington)
Cold Stone Creamery (2074 Walker Lake Rd)
Crossfit Katana (67 N. Main St)
Denny’s Restaurant (720 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
5% discount (excludes alcohol)
$1.00 off any purchase
10% off any regularly priced item no refrig., frozen, or discounted items
10% off any item, buy a candle receive a candle
for 50%
$5.00 discount membership
10% discount
Doc’s Deli (424 Glessner Ave)
Free Brownie Bite with sandwich purchase
Dunham's Sports (Lex-Springmill Rd)
10% off regular priced purchase, exclusions apply
Fazoli’s (1048 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
Fiesta Hair (1436 Lexington Ave)
Gionino's Pizzeria (1131 W 4th Street)
Henne’s Drafting & Art Supply (110 W Third St)
Free drink with purchase
20% discount on all products & services
10% off any order at regular price
10% discount on any supplies
15% discount & Wed. College Night also buy 1
meal/ get 1 free
Comfrey Corner (1145 Park Ave. West)
Crafty Clutter (305 E. Main Street #4)
Johnny Biggs (900 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
10% discount
$2 off on Wednesdays
KFC (83 W Main Street, Shelby)
free regular drink with any food purchase
Lex Lanes (60 State Route 97, Lexington)
Bowl 2 games at regular price and get 1 game free
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Logan's Roadhouse (2170 W 4th Street)
Main Street Books ( 104 N. Main Street)
Mansfield Area YMCA (750 Scholl Rd)
Mansfield Art Center (700 Marion Ave)
Mansfield Restaurants ( 948 S. Main Street)
Mansfield Storage Center (995 Ashland Rd)
McDonald’s (Mansfield locations)
MedCentral Health & Fitness Center
(1750 W Fourth St)
Menchies (2170 Walker Lake Rd)
Michelle’s Salon (1348 W Fourth St)
Monroe Muffler Brake (1344 S Trimble Rd)
Ohio Eye Associates (466 S Trimble Rd)
15% off entrée
15% off all purchases
10% discount on membership rates—special
rates for college students
10% discount on gallery shop purchases.
Member pricing on classes.
10% discount of any food purchase
50% discount on first month’s rent
Free Apple Pie with Value Meal purchase
10% discount off membership rates and
enrollment fee waived
10% discount
15% discount on all services, WednesdaysSaturdays
12% discount on any service (excludes sales
items)
$200 off Custom LASIK eye surgery (per eye)
Pizza Hut Wing Street (365 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
Free Bloomin' Onion or 1/2 Cheese Fries with
any purchase
5 Free Breadsticks with any order
Plato’s Closet (787 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
10% off any regularly-priced merchandise
Quizno's (3880 W 4th Street)
10% discount
Reflections Hair Design (1215 Park Avenue West)
20% discount on retail purchases
Relax, It’s Just Coffee (105 N Main St)
Renaissance Theatre (138 Park Avenue West)
Richland County Transit (232 N Main St)
Shelby YMCA Community Center
(111 West Smiley Avenue, Shelby)
Skyline Chili (1320 N. Lex-Springmill Road)
SmartStyle Family Hair Salon
(359 N Lex-Springmill Rd– in Walmart)
Snow Trails Ski Resort (3100 Possum Run Rd)
Squirrel’s Den (33 N Main St)
10% discount on any purchase
Discount on select shows
Free bus transit and connections
Subway & BellStores (1340 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
Free 21 oz. drink with sub, pizza, or salad
Tara’s Floral Expressions (1235 Park Avenue West)
Texas Roadhouse ( 515 N. Lex-Springmill Rd)
Tuttle Lansdscape + Garden Center
(1295 S. Trimble Rd)
Two Cousins’ Pizza ( 103 N. Main Street)
Wendy’s (Richland Mall location only)
Y-Not Cycling (64 E. Main Street, Lexington)
10% discount
10% discount
10% off all plant material on lot, regular priced
items only
10 % discount
10% discount
10% discount on all accessories
Outback Steakhouse (820 N Lex-Springmill Rd)
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15% off all purchases
10% discount
10% discount
$5 off lift tickets
Free $1 bag of popcorn with purchase
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10:00 PM
9:00 PM
8:00 PM
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
5:00 PM
4:00 PM
3:00 PM
2:30 PM
2:00 PM
1:00 PM
12:00 PM
11:00 AM
10:00 AM
9:00 AM
8:00 AM
Time
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Course Section Numbers Key
Section #
Section Type
01 to 29
Day course sections
30 to 39
Evening course sections
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
____________SEMESTER
Section #
Section Type
85 to 89
Saturday and Sunday course sections
90x, 91x, pr 92x Online/Distance Learning course sections
WEDNESDAY
NAME ___________________________________
STUDENT SCHEDULE
Reading your Curriculum Worksheet
Be sure to obtain a copy of your curriculum worksheet because it lists all the courses you will need to
complete to earn your degree. You will follow the same worksheet (example: from the 2012-2013 academic
year) as long as you attend NC State as long as you do not change your major or stop attending for three
(3) consecutive semesters. The worksheet will provide the following information:
Course Number
Course Title
Prerequisites
Credit Hours
Using the “Course Search”
Complete these steps to put together your class schedule before meeting with your Student
Success Coach. Use this sheet to create a list of classes you can take for the next semester.
1. Search for the courses listed below by accessing the NCSC web site: www.ncstatecollege.edu
2. From the Homepage, click on “Course Search” (magnifying glass).
3. Once at the “Course Search”, choose your term by clicking on the drop down menu and choosing the
semester you will be registering for.
4. Choose the “Subject” from the drop down menu in the “Subjects” box. You can search for up to five
courses at once.
5. Enter the course number (just the four digits) in the “Course Number” field if you know it.
6. Click the “OK” button. A list of courses will appear. NOTE: If you want to register or add courses to your
“Preferred Sections” list, then you will need to log into MyNC at the North Central State College
homepage listed above. Directions for logging into MyNC are located in this packet.
7. Choose a class from the list and record the section number, credit hours, days of the week, and time of the
day within the areas located below.
Course ID
_______________
Section Number Credit Hours Days of the Week
________________ _________
____________________
Time of the Day
______________
_______________
________________
_________
____________________
______________
_______________
________________
_________
____________________
______________
_______________
________________
_________
____________________
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________________
_________
____________________
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________________
_________
____________________
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Other Course Options
_______________
________________
_________
____________________
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________________
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____________________
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MyNC Username for Logging into MyNC, Office 365 Email, and Canvas
NC State assigns each student a username and a password for logging into MyNC, Student Email, and
Canvas. Each student’s username or User ID will be created as follows:
-First 5 letters of your last name
-Followed by your first initial
-Followed by your middle initial
-Followed by the month your were born (two digits)
-Followed by the day you were born (two digits)
Example NC State Username for John T. Smith born on January 1st:
s
m
i
t
h
Last Name
(First Five Letters ONLY)
j
t
First
Initial
Middle
Initial
0
1
Birth Month
(2-Digits)
0
1
Birth Day
(2-Digits)
MyNC State Profile
MyNC Username is:
My Synchronized Password:
First two letters of
Last 4 digits
First Name (CAPITALIZED)
of Social Security Number
First two Letters
of Last Name (lower case)
Example: John T Smith password: JO1234sm
Your Synchronized Password will be initially set according to the criteria shown above,
however, you will be required to enroll in My Password Services and change your password
every 90 days. Once enrolled, you will receive email notifications when your password is ready
to expire. When changing your password through My Password Services, you will be updating
your password for MyNC, Office 365 Email, Canvas, and My Password Services simultaneously!
My 7-Digit Student ID
Number is:
(Can be used in various offices on campus
instead of your Social Security Number)
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Office 365 Student E-Mail
https://login.microsoftonline.com
As a student of North Central State College, you will be assigned a student e-mail account. If
you are a new student, then your e-mail service will be available by the first day of the
semester. Directions for accessing your student e-mail along with other helpful technology
information is available online at http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/HELP.
When sending e-mails to other members of the college (faculty, staff, students), you will be
expected to communicate using your North Central State College e-mail account.
MY E-MAIL ADDRESS:
_______ __ __
____________ __ __@ncstudent.net
(Same as your “MyNC” Username)
Office 365 Email Benefits: Expanded email storage—50GB, Protection from spam, viruses,
and malware, Office online and mobile applications, access email through mobile devices, and
OneDrive cloud storage space of 25GB. Available to currently enrolled students ONLY.
Canvas for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
Canvas: http://ncstate.instructure.com
Online Courses - (Sections 90x, 91x, or 92x)
 Canvas will be used to deliver all course content.
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May require some on-campus meetings.
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Check NC State website Online Classes/Orientation
for information on when, where, and how the
Canvas Smartphone App Information:
mandatory orientation will take place.
 Go to http://www.ncstatecollege.edu/help
Orientation—Either face-to-face or online
(through Canvas) is required to be completed
during the first week of class or the student will Canvas Support:
be dropped from class.
Contact the Distance Learning Department at:

Face-to-Face Courses (on-campus)
 May use Canvas to enhance learning and
communicate the following:
* Gradebook
* Course materials - PowerPoint, test reviews,
recorded lectures, announcements, etc.
* Discussion Boards
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Canvas Student Quick Start Guide:
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Go to http://tinyurl.com/canvas101
-419-755-4706 (Mon.- Fri. 8A-5P)
-Email itservicedesk@ncstatecollege.edu
MyNC Student Portal
USER ACCOUNT
My Profile
This section includes personal information
such as student ID number, address,
phone number, E-mail, emergency
contact, faculty advisor, and academic
program information.
Change Password
Use this link to change your password at
any time.
REGISTRATION
Register for Classes
You can search and register for classes, complete
a registration worksheet, and manage your
waitlist all within this section.
My Class Schedule
Click on this link to view or print your current or
future class schedule by semester. Check your
room numbers before the semester begins.
ACADEMIC PROFILE
STUDENT ACCOUNT INFORMATION
View Account and Make Payments
View your bill, balance due, and payment
activity by term and pay your bill online.
Bank Information
Provide the college with your bank
account information for automatic deposit
of any refunds.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid Status by Year
View the status of your financial aid.
Financial Aid Status by Term
Look at award information for each
semester.
Grades
View your current and past semester final grades.
Note: Grade cards will NOT be mailed.
Grade Point Average by Term
Review your grade point average by semester.
Test Summary
Your scores for ACT. COMPASS, TEAS V, the
Computer Literacy Assessment, and other types
of assessment scores can be found in this section.
Transcript
Review your current transcripts, which include
courses you have taken and grades you have
received for those courses, as well as courses
transferred to NC State.
ADVISING
Financial Aid Award Letter
Review your financial aid award letter.
Accept or Reject My Financial Aid
If you are receiving financial aid, click on
this link to accept or reject the type and
amount of financial aid.
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My Approved Educational Plan
Work with your student success coach to plan
your classes.
Program Evaluation
Evaluate your progress towards your degree for
your declared major or a different major.
Steps for Online Registration
1.
Open the North Central State web site from any
CAUTION:
1) It is very important to make sure you know your password
when logging into MyNC. If you try to log in with the
wrong password three consecutive times, then the system will
disable your account for 5 minutes. Call the System Help
Desk at 419-755-4734 Monday through Friday between
8 a.m.—5 p.m for help.
computer with internet access:
www.ncstatecollege.edu
2.
Click on MyNC.
3.
Click the Enter button.
4.
Click Log In at the top of the page. Sign-in with your
Also, after 20 minutes of inactivity on MyNC, the system
will automatically log you out, and you will then have to log
back in.
2)
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Last Name
(First 5 Letters ONLY)
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First
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for Classes under the
Registration section.
7.
Choose your next step by clicking on one of the
following:
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SEARCH AND REGISTER FOR
CLASSES
Use this option if you would like to look for classes,
add them to “My Registration Worksheet”, and then
register for classes (now or in the near future).

MY REGISTRATION WORKSHEET
Use this option if you have already placed all your
classes on “My Registration Worksheet” and you
would like to register now. Also, choose this option to
DROP a class from your current schedule anytime
during the 100% Add/Drop period.
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MANAGE MY WAITLIST
Use this option if you would like to view or remove
your waitlisted classes.
Note: Classes that do not have seats available when you
register may be available to be waitlisted in case another
student drops the course. Students are not charged for
waitlisted sections; therefore they are not counted for financial
aid eligibility. Once confirmed into a course, it is the
student’s responsibility to drop any unwanted courses or be
charged.
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1
Birth Month
(2-Digits)
Middle
Initial
Click on the dark blue Students button.
6. Click on Register
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CLASS
PREPARATION
CHECKLIST
Username/User ID and Password.
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Birth Day
(2-Digits)
ADDING A CLASS
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Click on Register for Classes.
Click Search and Register for Classes.
Choose your course subject, type in your
course number, and click Submit. (You can
search for up to 5 different courses in one
search.)
Check the box to the left of all courses you
would like to add to your registration
worksheet.
Click Submit.
Select Register from the drop down menu
beside any you would like to add to your class
schedule.
Note: You may also drop a class at the same
time by checking the box in the Drop column
next to any course on your current schedule.
Next, click Submit and any classes marked
Register will be added (if seats are available)
and any classes checked Drop will be
dropped.
Print a copy at My Class Schedule.
DROPPING A CLASS
Click on Register for Classes.
Click on My Registration Worksheet.
Scroll down to your current class schedule.
Check the Drop box to the left of any class(es)
you wish to drop.
 Click Submit.
 Print a copy at My Class Schedule.
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CLASS
PREPARATION
CHECKLIST
Class Preparation Checklist
Financial Aid
Check with the Financial Aid
office regarding how to begin or
finalize the application process.
Fees not paid by the due date
may result in loss of your classes.
Go to Class!
Take your class schedule to the
first day of class along with your
textbook, a notebook, and pen or
pencil.
Fees
Pay at the Cashier’s office in the
Fallerius building and pick up
your “Fees Paid” sticker.
Student ID
Obtain at the Campus Recreation
Center (CRC). Take your “Fees
Paid” (from the Cashier’s office)
with your state issued ID card to
the CRC to get your Student ID
card. Affix the “Fees Paid” sticker
to the back of your ID card.
Pay fees by: ________________
All students who have not paid
fees will be dropped from all
classes.
Books
Obtain your books for classes.
The Campus Bookstore lists the
required book by the course ID #
(i.e. ENGL1010). You may pay
for books using your financial aid
funds (grants or loans). Check
“Next Steps” sheet for dates.
Date: _____________________
Check Online Course(s) for
Requried Orientation Method
Online courses require an
orientation—either face-to-face or
online through Canvas, during
the first week of the semester.
Click on “Online Courses” from
NC State’s home page for more
information.
Orientation: ________________
FAILURE TO ATTEND will result
in being dropped from the class.
Student E-Mail / Canvas
Log into your student e-mail and
Canvas accounts during the first
week of the semester and check it
at least once per week.
Login on: ___________________
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Class starts: ________________
Register for next Semester
Visit Admissions, Advising, and
Enrollment Services between the
4th and 6th weeks of the current
semester to discuss your course
selections for next semester.
Registration for the next semester
usually begins during the 7th or
8th week of the semester. Date:
_____________
Learn & Enjoy!
Work hard in class and visit the
Student Union in the Eisenhower
building to relax or play a game of
pool during your free time!
If you must withdraw...
Fee/Tuition Refund Periods
Check each course section for
specific “last date to withdraw”
information for each of the
following refund periods:
100 % refund of fees/tuition
 Class does not appear
on transcript
 Partial refund of fees/tuition
 Class appears on
transcript as “W”
 No Refund of fees/tuition
 Class appears on
transcript as “W”
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TIMES AND STOPS LISTED
ON ADJACENT PAGE
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Location: 134 North Main Street (between Fifth and Fourth Streets), Mansfield, Ohio 44901
Handicapped Parking: There are three (3) spots located on the street in front of the building
Other Parking: Located at the rear of the building
Driving Directions:
From Main Campus/West of Downtown – turn left onto Lexington Springmill and head South towards US-30. Take US-30 West
towards Wooster. Take the exit towards Main Street/Norwalk/ OH-13. From the exit ramp, turn right on Longview and then left
onto OH-13 South, follow 13 South over several sets of Railroad tracks, approximately 1.5 miles, then turn left into the Temple
Court Parking before you reach Fifth Street. The lot is marked by a sign that reads “BMV Parking. PB & Jelly Beans” with a directional arrow pointing left. Once you enter the area, turn right at the first alleyway (PB & Jelly Beans is at the corner). Parking is on
the right. The Urban Center has a dark green wrought iron terrace across the back. Proceed up the bricked walkway to the entrance
located at the front of the building.
North of Downtown Mansfield – head south on Main Street. Cross Fifth Street (staying in the left lane) and prepare to turn left into
the Temple Court Parking Lot marked “BMV Parking.” Proceed past the BMV and turn left at PB & Jelly Beans at the corner. Parking is on the right. The Urban Center has a dark green wrought iron terrace across the back. Proceed up the bricked walkway to the
entrance located at the front of the building.
South of Downtown Mansfield– head north on Diamond to Fourth Street. Cross Fourth Street and turn left into the Temple Court
Parking lot off of Diamond. The turn-in is on the left before you reach Fifth Street. It is marked by a sign that reads “BMV Parking.
PB & Jelly Beans” with a directional arrow pointing left. Once you enter the area, turn right at the first alleyway (PB & Jelly Beans
is at the corner). Parking is on the right. The Urban Center has a dark green wrought iron terrace across the back. Proceed up the
bricked walkway to the entrance located at the front of the building.
East of Downtown Mansfield – head west on Fifth Street to North Main Street. Turn left onto Main Street (staying in the left lane)
and head south. Pass the Urban Center and prepare to make an immediate left into the Temple Court Parking Lot marked “BMV
Parking” before you reach Fourth Street. Proceed past the BMV and turn left at PB & Jelly Beans at the corner. Parking is on the
right. The Urban Center has a dark green wrought iron terrace across the back. Proceed up the bricked walkway to the entrance located at the front of the building.
From Urban Center to Main Campus – take the alley between the building to Fifth Street (turn left). Turn right on N. Mulberry/39 West. Travel over the train tracks then take a left at next light which is 39 West. Continue on 39 West to campus (approx. 4
miles). Turn right on University Drive.
***PLEASE DONOT PARK IN THE BMV LOT. YOUR VEHICLE MAY BE TOWED.***
Address for Kehoe Center/
Shelby Campus:
175 Mansfield Avenue
(State Route 39)
Shelby, OH 44875
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