Summer 2013 Schedule

Fall 2013 Schedule

Taking the Placement Tests

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Placement Test Information

The English Placement Test is computer based with three parts (Listening, Reading, and Grammar) and the last part is the essay component which has to be hand written.

The Math Placement Test is computer based. The use of calculators are allowed and scratch papers and pencils will be provided.

Appointments are recommended, please contact NMC Testing Coordinator Daniel Kintol at danielk@nmcnet.edu or call 234-5498 extension 1350.

Admission & Tuition

Please submit the following to the Office of Admissions and Records. Applications are accepted until the last day of Registration, although applicants are advised to submit their applications in the soonest possible time.

1. Complete application* with $25 fee ($50 for Nonresident Applicants)
2. NMC Health Evaluation (PPD Skin Test is required to be updated every two years)
3. Copy of Valid Photo Identification (valid passport, driver's license, or mayor's card)
4. Official Certified Transcript from last school attended

*Required for Readmission also

APPLICATION (Non refundable)
Resident - $25
Nonresident - $50
PLACEMENT TEST FEES (Non refundable)
English - $25
Math - $25
TUITION
Resident - $95 Per Credit
Nonresident - $190 Per Credit
FLAT FEE FOR ALL STUDENTS
1-5 Credits - $75
6-10 Credits - $150
12 + Credits - $250
COURSE FEES
$300 per course for:
Nursing: NU 105, NU 107, NU 203, NU 207, NU 212
School of Education: ED 321, ED 435, ED 471, ED 492

All new and returning (re-admitted to NMC after not attending for at least one year) students who plan to attend NMC are REQUIRED to attend a Student Orientation session in order to register. Vital information critical to student success will be discussed. If you desire more information concerning any facet of NMC, please view the NMC Catalog.

Those who did not attend a student orientation session may view a short video about NMC. To schedule a viewing time or for more information, contact Queanna Sablan at the Office of Student Activities and Leadership at 234-5498 ext. 1253.

Registration Procedures

1. Take English & Math Placement Tests.
   All students are required to take both an English & a Math placement test prior to registering. Math placement results will be reported directly to your advisor.
2. Obtain English placement slip in Building M, Room 1 (classroom), or Room 01 (Office).
   Students who have an outstanding balance at the Finance Office, the Library or the Curriculum Resource Center must obtain a clearance before they can register for classes.
3. Fill out registration form with your academic advisor.
   Obtain required signature(s) of the instructor or of the department chair whose department teaches the course. These signatures are required for all English (EN) courses, Language courses, 200-level Physical Education (PE) courses, Further Study (FS) courses, SO 297, MA 151, MA 162, MA 192, and MA 203. Your academic adviser will tell you where to go to get your registration form entered.
4. Proceed to Building D, Room 1 to complete the registration process and to get your class schedule.
   

For School of Education Seniors and upcoming Spring Graduation Candidates

1. Get English placement slip from the Languages Department in Building M, Room 1 (classroom), or Room 01 (Office).
   
2. Fill out registration form with your academic advisor.
   Obtain required signature(s) of the instructor or the department chair whose department teaches the course. These signatures are required for all English (EN) courses, Language courses, 200-level Physical Education (PE) courses, Further Study (FS) courses, SO 297, MA 151, MA 162, MA 192, and MA 203. Your academic advisor will direct you to where to get your registration entered.
3. Proceed to the Office of Admissions & Records (OAR) in Building N, Room 3 for registration validation.
   
4. Go to the Financial Aid Office (if applicable) in Building N, Room 2.
   
5. Go to the Finance Office in Building N, Room 4 to finalize the registration process.
   

1. Take English & Math Placement Tests.
   All students are required to take both an English & a Math placement test prior to registering. Math placement results will be reported directly to your advisor.
2. Obtain English placement slip in Building M, Room 1 (classroom), or Room 01 (Office).
   
3. Fill out registration form with your academic advisor.
   Obtain required signature(s) of the instructor or of the department chair whose department teaches the course. These signatures are required for all English (EN) courses, Language courses, 200-level Physical Education (PE) courses, Further Study (FS) courses, SO 297, MA 151, MA 162, MA 192, and MA 203. Your academic adviser will tell you where to go to get your registration form entered.
4. Proceed to Building N, Room 3 to complete the registration process and to get your class schedule.
   

Any Registration Form not completely processed by the last day of ADD/DROP Week will be voided and course information will be deleted from the system without further notice.

The GEPDAP program is geared to provide professional development for qualified government employees who could receive up to 50% off their tuition. Fees, books, and supplies are not discounted. Program benefits are applicable to regular NMC courses only. Benefits do not apply to Community Development Institute course, Outreach Programs, Specialized trainings, proposals, and Memorandum of Understanding/Agreements or other approved contracts. Qualified government employees are those who do not qualify for any grants or scholarship.

Qualified candidates must bring a copy of their employment verification to show proof of employment in the government. All candidates must be admitted to NMC in an approved degree program. All payments must be made in accordance with Finance Office policies.

Click here to download a GEPDAP application form.

GEPDAP REGISTRATION PROCEDURES*

1. All degree-seeking candidates must take the required placement tests and meet with an advisor prior to registering.
2. All candidates must be admitted to NMC. Upon submission of an admissions application, required documents and payment of the application fee, an acceptance letter will be issued.
3. All candidates must pay all tuition and fees upon registration.
4. The fifty percent (50%) GEPDAP tuition rate will be awarded to all qualified candidates. Qualified candidates will have their GEPDAP tuition assistance (50%) applied toward the balance of their account.
5. All GEPDAP candidates must register according to the dates set forth in the Schedule of Courses published every semester (Fall, Spring, and Summer).

*All payments must be made in accordance with the college Finance Office policies.

Students can register for up to 18 credits with the academic advisor’s approval. Students can register for 19-22 credits with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 and submission of a completed Request for Course Overload form which must be approved by both the student’s academic advisor and by the department chair for the student’s program.

Entry to closed classes are allowed only during Add/Drop week. Beginning on the first day of Add/Drop week, please check your advisor or department administrative manager to obtain an “Entry to Closed Class” form. The Office of Admissions & Records will not allow additional entries to a class that is closed without the approved “Entry to Closed Class” form.

Follow these steps if you’d like to add or drop any class from your schedule.

1. Obtain an Add/Drop Form or a Withdrawal Form from your advisor. (Note: On all Withdrawal from courses after the second week, a “W” will appear on your academic record.)
2. Have your advisor initial in the appropriate box.
3. Proceed to the Office of Admissions and Records (Building N, Room 3) for processing and to receive a copy of your new class schedule.
4. Review your class schedule.
5. Proceed to the Financial Aid Office (Building N, Room 2) for financial aid award adjustment, if applicable.
6. Proceed to the NMC Finance Office (Building N, Room 4) for payment.

1. Obtain a Complete Withdrawal Form from your advisor or from the Office of Admissions and Records.
2. Proceed to the Counseling Programs and Services office (Bldg. I) for an informational interview.
3. Proceed to the Office of Admissions and Records (Room N-3) to have your Complete Withdrawal Form processed.
4. Proceed to the Financial Aid Office (Room N-2) for financial aid award adjustment, if applicable.
5. Proceed to the NMC Finance Office (Room N-4) for financial adjustment and final processing.

Academic Advising Contacts

Degree-seeking students need to meet with their advisors prior to and/or during the advising and registration periods. Non-degree seeking students may proceed to the Office of Admissions and Records (N-3) to pick up and complete a registration form. For more information, please visit the Counseling Services Office in Building I or call 234- 5498, ext. 1346.