Prior to withdrawing from a course (s), students should consult with an advisor or a counselor, [email protected] and consider the impact of the W grades on their financial aid or health insurance eligibility. During the refund period, students can withdraw from courses through MyNCC Portal without completing a form.
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Course Registration Form (Get Adobe Acrobat) If you are not eligible to register online, you will need to register with your academic advisor by using the Course Registration Form. Course Add / Drop Form. Submit this form to the Registrar’s Office to officially add or withdraw a course from your semester schedule. Registration “Stoppers”
Nash Community College cares about your success. Before you make the decision to withdraw from one or more classes, there are some important things you need consider. Please review the information below, and if you still decide withdrawing is in your best interest, proceed to the bottom of this page for directions on how to withdraw from a ...
· Last Day to Withdraw with a Full Refund (Full Semester Courses) February 4: Last Day to Resolve “I” Grades from Fall Term. February 18: Last Day to Withdraw with Grade of “W” from First-half Semester Courses. February 21: Presidents Day Holiday – No Classes. March 4: Last Day to Withdraw with Grade of “WP/WF” from First-half Semester Courses
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A grade of U (unsatisfactory) is issued when a student does not pass a developmental course. These grades have no impact on a student’s GPA. A student may repeat a developmental course, but will be academically dismissed from Nassau Community College after the third unsuccessful attempt in any developmental course.
A grade of S (satisfactory) is issued for successful completion of developmental courses. A grade of U (unsatisfactory) is issued when a student does not pass a developmental course. These grades have no impact on a student’s GPA.
We offer a rolling open-admission policy to anyone with a high school diploma or GED. If you want to attend college, you’re welcome at NCC. No application deadlines. Enrolling is easy.
We offer a rolling open-admission policy to anyone with a high school diploma or GED. If you want to attend college, you’re welcome at NCC. No application deadlines. Enrolling is easy.
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Your local Bursar’s Office cannot determine the exact date that your refund will be mailed to you/deposited into your bank account. You will receive notification via email once your refund is in process. Once you receive this notification, you can monitor the status of your refund via your Student Choice Refund site.