Nassau Community College is pleased to announce that we are improving our administrative system effective Fall 2008. Banner @ NCC has arrived. Registration for fall 2008 classes will be different. Curently enrolled students have been mailed specific registration information.  READ ALL MATERIALS CAREFULLY.

How will registration be different? Certain populations of students will be able to register through our new online Web-based “self-serve option.” For these students, a prior meeting with an academic advisor is not required, although it is recommended. Other populations must first meet with an academic advisor before they are able to enroll. For example, students in certain academic programs which require careful course selection and students with academic standing restrictions, such as a low Grade Point Average, must meet with an advisor prior to registration. Requiring an advisor meeting for these students will ensure appropriate course selection, an important component of academic success.

For currently enrolled students, advisement and eligibility for registration is determined by adding the number of credits in which you are currently enrolled (including remedial credit equivalents) to the total credits you have already earned. This period of eligibility is referred to as your Credit Priority. You must follow your Credit Priority. We will send you additional information about how to register.

Credit Priority 1 – 36 or more credits,  April 22-25, 2008

Credit Priority 2 – 18 – 35.5 credits,  April 28 - May 2, 2008

Credit Priority 3 – 14 – 17.5 credits, May 5-7, 2008

Credit Priority 4 – Less than 14 credits, May 8-16, 2008

You will receive information indicating whether you MUST meet with an advisor before you register. Your student identification number (SID) will be provided for you to use in the future. The SID will replace the use of your Social Security Number for identification.

• New students will receive information about their academic advisement.
• If you are a currently enrolled students, you were mailed your Registration/Advisement Report. KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE. If you require advisement prior to registration, you MUST bring this report to see your advisor. If you must go to the Registrar’s Office to enroll in your class(es), you must bring this report to show proof of your Credit Priority.
• You will receive further information in the mail. Make sure to follow those instructions.
• If your Registration/Advisement Report says “D – PART TIME” you are on ACADEMIC PROBATION. This means regardless of your academic program, you must be advised by an Educational Counselor. Location, Nassau Hall (Building M, Room 19). Please call 516-572-7141 or stop by to make an appointment.
• LOCATIONS FOR ADVISEMENT:
• LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS:
• Currently enrolled in two or more remedial courses must be advised by Student Personnel Services in Nassau Hall (Building M, Room 11). Call 516-572-7506 for Advisement Hours.
• If your Registration/Advisement Report says “B – GOOD STANDING LIMITED TO 14 CREDITS”, you must be advised by an Educational Counselor. Location, Nassau Hall (Building M, Room 19). Please call 516-572-7141 or stop by to make an appointment.
• ALL OTHER LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS go to the Academic Advisement Center in Building U. It is a single story tan building behind the College Union, located between Building G and Public Safety in the South Parking Lot. Enter through the doors which face Building G. Walk-In Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.

• STUDENTS IN ALL OTHER ACADEMIC PROGRAMS must be advised by their academic department. See the Advisement Locations listed at the bottom of this page.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:

• You will be receiving specific registration information in separate mailings. READ ALL MATERIALS CAREFULLY.
• Please visit www.ncc.edu/banner to get updated information on our registration and information system.
• Search the Class Schedule or Course Catalog online. 
• You will be sent your student identification number (SID) and your personal identification number (PIN) information in the mail. If you are able to register online, we will provide you with further instructions.
• If you must meet with an advisor, you may be registered by your advisor during your visit. It may also be possible that your advisor will give you instructions on how to register through the online self-serve process after you have been advised on your courses.
• Students who come to the Office of the Registrar to register must have appropriately signed forms in order for the enrollment to be processed.

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.

ADVISEMENT LOCATIONS FOR NON-LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS

Accounting/Business Administration: Cluster A Room 3020

Allied Health Sciences: Cluster E Room 2225

Art: Building G Room 179

Biology: Cluster F Room 2230

Chemistry: Cluster C Room 2055

Child Care: Building G Room 355

Communications/Media: Building H Room 203

Criminal Justice/Private Security: Building G Room 157

Engineering/Physics/Technology: Cluster D Room 2087

Health/Physical Education: P Complex Room 218

Hospitality Business: Building K Room 14

Legal Studies/Paralegal: Cluster A Room 3027/3029

Marketing/Retailing/Fashion: Cluster B Room 2037

Mortuary Science: 357 East Road

Music/SRT: Building H Room 222

Nursing: Building V Room 210

Office Technology/Word Processing: Cluster A Room 115

Teacher Education: Building G Room 355

Theater/Dance: Theater Building Main Office