Resources for New Students
Prior to attending an On-Campus Orientation session, you must complete the New Student Online Orientation (NSOO) Portal. This platform serves as your personal introduction and transition to the College. To access the NSOO Portal, you will need to:
- Log-in to the MyCCP portal
- Click on New Student Online Orientation Portal (located under the “New Student Resources” channel)
- Please note that you need to review the content in each individual module before moving on to the next module; complete all 9 modules prior to attending your NSRE appointment.
Academic Advising
We ADVISE...You DECIDE!
- Advisors assist brand NEW incoming students to the College
- Continuing students in good academic standing, who are NOT on academic probation
- Develop an education plan that leads to the timely completion of your educational goals
- Clarify degree and certificate program requirements
- Clarify various policies and procedures here at the College
- Same day and pre-scheduled appointments available
Athletics
Join a College team or use the facilities to stay fit.
- Fitness center is free for students (College ID required)
- Group classes and open gym hours available
- Cross Country, Basketball, Track & Field, Volleyball
Books, Parking, Food
On-campus dining facilities, bookstore and parking information.
- Food locations accept cash, credit and the Lion Card
- Follett operates the campus bookstore
- Garage parking available on Main Campus
Bursar
Viewing and paying your tuition bill is easier than ever.
- Get payment deadlines so you're never late
- Pay your bill online quickly and securely
- Learn about the College's Payment Plan that lets you pay in installments
Career Connections
This valuable job resource gets you thinking about your career path early on.
- Research majors at the College that match your interests
- Discover in-demand careers and salary information
- Connect to actual employers
Center for Male Engagement
Programs and resources for male students of color.
- Academic support, career advice, leadership and personal development
- Summer Enrichment Program is designed for incoming students
- One-on-one coaching
Center on Disability
Specialized services for students with disabilities.
- New students must self-identify to be eligible
- Disabled veterans, ADD, ADHD, Cancer, Brain Injury, Anxiety Disorder, Epilepsy
- Stop in to find out what's available to you; free to use
Counseling Center
If you ever feel overwhelmed, stop in for support.
- Counselors assist new transfer students, students returning (readmit) after an absence of several years and students on academic probation
- Drop-in and appointment hours available
- Career, transfer and personal counseling
- Help with drop/add classes and withdrawal
Records and Registration
What you need to know about enrolling, transcripts, and graduation.
- Register in-person or online
- View the enrollment guide
- Update your student and personal information
- Find your transcripts
Single Stop
A large selection of resources and services to ensure your success as a student.
- See if you qualify for state/federal benefits
- Tax prep and filing
- Legal and immigration consultations
- Financial counseling and referral services
- FYE course students must complete self-screening profile.
Women's Outreach & Advocacy Center
Provides support and services to women.
- Open-door policy
- Someone to consult and listen
- Provides self-empowerment
- Crisis intervention, outreach, programs
Security
Our priority is the safety of our students and ensuring a safe learning environment
- Available 24/7
- Visible presence at College building entrances
- Emergency and weather alerts sent to your cell phone
- Come to us to get or replace your College ID card
Library
We'll help you with research questions and provide you with the skills to utilize a wide range of resources to support your studies
- Computers and wireless access
- Scanners and photocopiers
- Personal and group study spaces
- Online access to books, articles and databases
Collegiate Recovery
Dedicated to helping students stay free of drugs and alcohol while simultaneously pursuing a college education.
- Weekly peer-to-peer group support and recovery meetings
- Weekly individual coaching sessions with graduates of the College's Behavioral Health/Human Services program
- Structured activities at the College and off campus
Food Collaborative
We are dedicated to addressing our students’ basic needs by actively working to educate, promote and advocate for the nourishment of all of our students.
- Connect with our food pantry and snack rack locations
- Access food funds and more
KEYS
The KEYS program supports students receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) and SNAP (Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program) benefits.
- Access to food stamps and medical assistance
- Financial allowances and more
Starfish Academic Alert System
An Academic Early Alert designed to provide students with feedback about academic performance
- Get information on your class performance early in the semester
- Track and take action to improve your academic performance
Veterans Resource Center
Serving our active duty and veteran military community and their families
- Help with Veterans Affairs laws, regulations and College policies
- Colonial Colleagues, an online community for student veterans
- Peer group discussions and the student veterans club
Learning Labs
Take advantage of tutoring support to get, and stay, ahead of your work.
- Work with faculty specialists or peer tutors (i.e., students who’ve passed the same courses you're taking)
- Participate in group or individualized sessions — you decide
- Get tips for scheduling and prepping for your appointment
Student Academic Computer Center (SACC)
- Computer workstations with up-to-date software and printing capabilities
- On-site helpers and aides to assist with student needs
- A productive environment in which to complete coursework