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New Student O rientation

New Student O rientation. Welcome to . Metro Campus Located in the heart of Downtown Tulsa Specialty Disciplines: Allied Health, Dental Hygiene Home to the Center for Creativity Northeast Campus Located in North Tulsa

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New Student O rientation

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  1. New StudentOrientation Welcome to

  2. Metro Campus • Located in the heart of Downtown Tulsa • Specialty Disciplines: Allied Health, Dental Hygiene • Home to the Center for Creativity • Northeast Campus • Located in North Tulsa • Specialty Disciplines: Horticulture, Engineering, Human Services, Fire Protection • Home to the Resource Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

  3. Southeast Campus • Located in South Tulsa • Specialty Disciplines: Music and Theater Arts, Interior Design, Nursing • Home to the VanTrease Performing Arts Theater • West Campus • Located near Sand Springs • Specialty Disciplines: Early Childhood, Veterinary Technology, Native American Studies, and Education

  4. TCC is… • TCC Community Campus Locations: • Bixby • Catoosa • Cleveland • Drumright • Glenpool • Owasso • OSU-Tulsa • NSU-BA • Four separate Cherokee Nation Enterprises sites

  5. Your Step to… • Transferring to a University • Earn an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree • Employment Training to Develop your skills • Explore Workforce Development Programs and earn an Associate in Applied Science or a Certificate of Achievement

  6. Choosing your classes Prior to enrolling: • Talk with an Academic Advisor • ACT or COMPASS Test • Consider: • Travel time • Campus locations • Family commitments • Work schedule • Social life

  7. Educational Planning Worksheet EXAMPLE Academic Strategies 3 3 3 Composition I Nutrition 3 3 Basic Math Beginning Algebra 3 3 Intro to Psychology Government

  8. Credit Hours • Clock Hours • Reflect the total number of clock hours needed for an on-campus class during a semester or term. • The last digit in the course number reflects the number of credit hours • For example: Academic Strategies ENGL 1003= 3credits

  9. Credit Hours • Full Time Status: • Fall/Spring Semesters = 12 Credit Hours • Summer Semester = 6 Credit Hours • 24 Hour Proficiency Requirement • “Zero” level course work must be completed with a “C” or better before reaching 24 attempted credit hours.

  10. Enroll in classes: www.tulsacc.edu

  11. Enroll in classes: www.tulsacc.edu

  12. MyTCC Your TCC ID is your student ID number with ”T” Your Password is your Date of Birth MMDDYY First Time Login -Change your password -Create 3 Security Questions

  13. How to enroll in classes:

  14. How to enroll in classes:

  15. How to enroll in classes: Fall 2014 Credit Classes

  16. How to enroll in classes:

  17. How to enroll in classes:

  18. Subject • Course Number • Campus

  19. How to enroll in classes: Selection codes: NR – Not able to register C – Course closed Days of the week: M – Monday, T – Tuesday, W – Wednesday, R – Thursday, F – Friday, S – Saturday, U – Sunday

  20. How to enroll in classes: Selection codes: NR – Not able to register C – Course closed Days of the week: M – Monday, T – Tuesday, W – Wednesday, R – Thursday, F – Friday, S – Saturday, U – Sunday

  21. How to enroll in classes:

  22. How to enroll in classes:

  23. Example of a Detailed Schedule Fall 2014 Credit Classes Aug 18, 2014 – Dec 14, 2014 Which campus is this class located? What days of the week? What are the dates of this class?

  24. Dropping vs. Withdrawing Withdrawing • Within 75% of the class • No Refund • Shows up as a “W” on transcript • Does not affect GPA • Could affect Financial Aid, VA Benefits or Tulsa Achieves status. Dropping • Within 2 weeks(for a 16 week class) Drop days vary depending on length of class. • Full Refund • It will not show up on your transcripts.  • Not affect your GPA • Could affect Financial Aid, VA Benefits or Tulsa Achieves status Check the academic calendar for specific dates.

  25. Drop/Withdraw

  26. Your Responsibility • You are responsible for payment. • You are responsible to change your schedule.

  27. TCC Email

  28. TCC Email • TCC Office 365 e-mail address format firstname.lastname@tulsacc.edu • Check your personal email, when you applied to TCC for your new TCC email address.

  29. TCC Email

  30. TCC Blackboard

  31. Ca • Read the Syllabus • Test on the 15th • Grades are posted from pop quiz

  32. TCC WIFI • Login to a WIRED TCC computer • Setup a new password • Then login to WIFI • Same as TCCNET

  33. Student Services • Student Development • Assists in selecting classes • Enrollment Services • Prints official transcripts • Career Services • Assists with Job Placement during and after college • Help with career selection • Testing Center • COMPASS, Distance Learning, Advance Standing, Course Make-up Exams, etc.

  34. Financial • Bursar – Take Payment • Financial Aid • Complete FAFSA: www.fafsa.ed.gov • Verification • My Account • Financial Aid Status • Accepting Awards • Call 2000 (Questions regarding Financial Aid, Registration, Advisement) 918-595-2000

  35. Financial • GRANTS • Money that is given to you and does not require repayment • LOANS • Money you borrow for your educational expenses and that you must repay with interest • SCHOLARSHIPS • Money awarded to you based on academic performance that does not have to be repaid

  36. Financial • WORK STUDY: • Usually on campus • Based on need • Work up to 20 hours a week • Must complete a TCC employment application - located on TCC’s website • Call 2000 • (Financial Aid, Registration, Advisement, Technical support) 918-595-2000

  37. Principles of Financial Aid • All types of awards place an expectation to be academically successful. • These types of financial aid are money available to pay for your school. Technically and legally it’s not your money. If you are receiving this type of money, your funding source is trusting you to go to class prepared and earn a degree or certificate. • Your responsibility is to be successful to them.

  38. TCC Refunds • Tulsa CC Card • Do NOT throw away • Activate Online • www.TulsaccCard.com • Use the TulsaCC Card: • As a debit card to make purchases at all Debit MasterCard locations • Access cash at an ATM • Pay bills • Send money electronically

  39. FERPA Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

  40. Campus Store • Books are on the campus of the class • Bring a print out of your classes • Online Class books are at NE campus • Financial Aid- bring TCC ID

  41. Student Activities & Fitness Center Student Activities • Student ID Card • Discount Tickets • Philbrook Museum • Student Organizations • Social, Academic and Cultural • Events • Food, Bands, Speakers, Fun Fitness Center • One on Each Campus • Open to all Credit Students • Free Classes • Access with Student ID card

  42. Health & Safety • Student Health Services • Provides Health Screenings • If you are ill while at campus • Campus Police • Issue Parking Permits • Escorts to your car • Any Security Issue • Police Officers

  43. Student Support • Library, Writing Lab, Math Lab, Language Lab and Computer Labs • Free Use • On each campus • Support your work in the classroom • College wide programs • MathPath • African American Male • East Tulsa Outreach Center • TRiO Student Support Services

  44. Student Support • To request academic accommodations contact the Education Access Center (EAC) office • Resource Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

  45. Faculty Expectations • Go to Class • Read your Syllabus • Set a Schedule • Plan 2 hours of study time for each hour of class time • Engage with classmates and the professor • Visit the professor outside of class

  46. Student Expectations • I am responsible for my academic success. • I will take financial responsibility for the classes in which I enroll. • I will treat all classmates, faculty and staff with dignity and respect. • I will prepare for and actively participate in class. • I will be honest and maintain academic integrity. • I take responsibility for my behavior and comply with the Student Code of Conduct. www.tulsacc.edu/student-services/student-code-conduct • I am making a commitment to complete my degree certificate or academic goals.

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