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Spring 2010

The Spring 2010 term is now in session.

Spring Term Day Classes Begin: January 25, 2010

Spring Term Evening Classes Begin: January 28, 2010

Spring Term Weekend Classes Begin: January 29, 2010

Last Day of Spring Term: May 23, 2010 Classes Begin: January 25

Summer 2010

Summer has a variety of course sessions, search the Class Schedule for Summer 2010 to view available courses.

Registration Dates
DEGREE SEEKING Current and Returning Students Begin to Register: March 8
All Other Students May Register Beginning: March 15

Summer Course Calendar
Distance Education : June 1 - August 6
Weekend College: June 5 - August 15
Summer I: June 1 - July 1
Summer I 1st Half: June 1 - June 15
Summer I 2nd Half: June 16 - July 1
Summer I Late: June 7 - July 9
Summer I Late 1st Half: June 7 - June 22
Summer I Late 2nd Half: June 23 - July 9
Summer II: July 12 - August 12
Summer II 1st Half: July 12 - July 27
Summer II 2nd Half: July 28 - August 12
Summer II Late: July 19 - August 13

DEGREE SEEKING Current Students are defined as those who have enrolled in any of the terms Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Winter 2010 or Spring 2010.

DEGREE SEEKING Returning Students are defined as those who have not enrolled since Spring 2009. A $40 application fee is due upon readmission.

If a degree seeking returning student has not attended another college or university, they are readmitted by the Office of the Registrar.

If a degree seeking returning student has attended another college or university, they must apply through the Office of Admissions.

Fall 2010
The Fall semester offers courses during the day, evening and on weekends, see the Class Schedule for Fall 2010 for a complete listing of courses. Last Day to Register for Fall for ALL students: August 23
Last Day to Apply for Admission: August 15 Day and Evening Classes Begin: September 1 Weekend Classes Begin: September 10 Drop and Add Online (through MyNCC/Banner) ends on: September 8 at 11:59 p.m. Drop and Add Activity In-Person for Day and Evening classes ends: September 8 at 7:00 p.m. Drop and Add Activity In-Person for Weekend Classes ends: September 11 at 1:00 p.m. Last Day of FallTerm: December 22 DEGREE SEEKING CURRENT AND RETURNING STUDENT REGISTRATION CREDIT PRIORITY 1: 27 or more earned credits - Begin to Register on March 8 CREDIT PRIORITY 2: 8 - 26.5 earned credits - Begin to Register on March 12 CREDIT PRIORITY 3: 0 - 7.5 earned credits - Begin to Register on March 19 DEGREE SEEKING Current Students are defined as those who have enrolled in any of the terms Fall 2009, Winter 2010 , Spring 2010. or Summer 2010. Degree Seeking Current students register in credit priorities based on total earned credits as follows: DEGREE SEEKING Returning Students are defined as those who have not enrolled since Summer 2009. A $40 application fee is due upon readmission. If a degree seeking returning student has not attended another college or university, they are readmitted by the Office of the Registrar. If a degree seeking returning student has attended another college or university, they must apply through the Office of Admissions. NEW STUDENTS Non-Degree Seeking and Visiting Students - BEGIN TO REGISTER on May 10 Degree Seeking New Students and Transfer Students Advisement and registration information is sent to new degree-seeking students who have been admitted. New students are invited on a rolling basis beginning April until August based on the date of their application. Look for information in the mail after the application is completed. Students who fail to complete their application for admission by the August 15 deadline must apply for Spring 2011. You must log in to MyNCC and establish your own PIN once you receive your NCC-ID in the mail. This must be done before you can either register online or if you have to see an advisor first, before going to advisement.
Do Not Delay Registration Please visit MyNCC to get updated information and to search the Class Schedule or Course Catalog online. Registration is based on student type and whether a student may self-serve or see an advisor. Delaying registration reduces student course availability. If you delay your registration, whether you register online or in person, it will result in fewer course options available. You will receive Advisement and Registration information in the mail. If you are a new or a returning student after an absence from the college, you will be invited to register after your application has been processed or after you are readmitted for the Fall 2010 semester. After August 15th, you must apply for Spring Semester,. When a deadline falls on a weekend, the following Monday will constitute the deadline.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTS Please be aware that the college will notify you of important information through your NCC email. You MUST activate your email as soon as possible after you receive your admission acknowledgement letter. Visit ww.ncc.edu/myncc to: get details on activating your email get updated information on registration search the Class Schedule or Course Catalog
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How do you register? Self-Serve Registration If you do not have to take any remedial courses and you are not attending Nassau for the first time, you may be able to register online. You should meet with an academic advisor before you register. Although it is not required, it is highly recommended to ensure that you are taking the correct courses for your program of study. This is very important particularly if you receive financial aid. Any course work not required in your program will not be covered by financial aid. You can drop into the Advisement Center or visit the Advisement Center’s website for hours of operation if you are Liberal Arts major. If you are in a particular program, see someone in that department. Once your credit priority comes up (based on the number of credits already earned), you may log in and register. There is a video tutorial on how to register online in MyNCC/Banner
Restricted Registration Categories Students majoring in Allied Health, Mortuary Science or Studio Recording must first meet with a department advisor. Students who are currently enrolled in one remedial course and must enroll in the next remedial course: Liberal Arts must see the Advisement Center prior to registration. Other Majors must see their department Students who are currently enrolled in two or more remedial courses: Liberal Arts must be advised by Student Personnel Services in Nassau Hall (Building M, Room 11). Call 516.572.7506 for advisement hours. Other Majors must see their department Students with an academic Standing of “D-Probation due to GPA” means that regardless of their academic program, they must be advised by an Educational Counselor. Location, Nassau Hall (Building M, Room 19). Students must call 516.572.7141 or stop in to make an appointment. Non-Degree Students are not able to register for courses that need pre-requisites. Visiting Students may register for an unrestricted course with their home institution approval. New Degree (or Certificate) Seeking and Transfer Students - must see an advisor prior to registering. Some transfer students may be eligible to register without mandatory advisement.

Winterim 2011
Information on WInterim registration will be available starting in mid-October 2010.

IMPORTANT: LOSS OF ALL OR PART OF YOUR FINANCIAL AID MAY OCCUR IF YOU ENROLL IN COURSES OUTSIDE OF YOUR DEGREE PROGRAM. EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO DO SO, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU CONTACT AN ADVISOR IN YOUR DEPARTMENT TO CONFIRM THAT YOU ARE TAKING THE CORRECT COURSES TOWARD YOUR DEGREE.

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