Campus Services |
BookstoreThe Bookstore serves as a center for the purchase of textbooks and equipment necessary for study at the College. The store is a contract service at the College and the hours of operation are posted on the door. Questions regarding the Bookstore services should be directed to the Student Affairs Office. For more information, click here. Food ServiceA variety of hot and cold food items are offered through the cafeteria and a variety of drinks and snacks are available from vending machines. Students may bring their own food or purchase it from the contracted food service at the College. InsuranceAll students are requested to carry medical insurance of some kind while attending the College. Students engaged in interscholastic sports are required to have medical insurance. Students working in laboratories or shops that require the operation of machinery or equipment that could cause injury in case of malfunction or student error should be covered by medical insurance. Accident/sickness plans are available through the College. Information and application for the student medical plan is usually mailed to students, but can also be obtained from the Admissions Office. Personal professional liability insurance is mandatory for all students in Allied Health programs which include clinical requirements. The rate is approximately $15.00 per year. Ifstudents already havehis or herown professional liability insurance,he or shewill need to show valid proof of such coverage beforegoingonaffiliation. Health ServicesThere are many health service resources in the vicinity of the campus. Costs and eligibility requirements vary. Please contact area agencies for this information in advance whenever possible. Health FormsHealth forms must be completed by all matriculated students and submitted to the Admissions Office prior to the first day of enrollment. Specific proof of immunity may be required depending on the program of study. Additional immunization, laboratory work and/or written documentation may be required based on individual circumstances. LockersLockers are assigned by the Student Affairs Office. Priority on locker assignments is given to matriculated students. Lost keys are replaced at a cost of $3.00. It is the student's responsibility to empty his or her locker and return the locker key. Lockers are assigned continuously and the College cannot guarantee the safety of personal items. All lockers will be cleaned out at the end of the summer semester. The College will not be responsible for any items left after summer semester. Student ID'sStudents are issued a student ID at the beginning of their first term free of charge. Students requesting a replacement ID card will be assessed a fee of $10. Contact the Student Affairs Office for more information. ParkingStudents may park in designated areas. Please observe all posted parking restrictions. Violators will be fined in accordance with the following schedule:
When necessary, towing at the student's expense may be authorized by the President or their designee. Any offenses in excess of three shall be charged a fine of $50.00 and may result in permanent car restriction from campus. Transcripts, diplomas, and grade reports will not be issued until all parking fines are paid. Change of AddressStudents changing their living quarters, permanent address, telephone number or name must notify the College. Change of Address forms are available in the Registrar's Office, Business Office and Students Affairs Office. Cancellation of ClassesThe College will hold classes as usual unless severe utility malfunctions or unusually severe storm conditions dictate otherwise. Classes will not be cancelled except under extreme circumstances. Students should use their own good judgment as to whether it is safe for them to drive to classes. In the event that conditions are such that the NHCTC - Claremont campus must close or invoke a two hour delay, an announcement will be posted on the web page by 6:00 A.M., and it will be announced on the following radio and television stations no later than 6:00 AM:
NOTE: If a two hour delay is announced, classes will begin according to the schedule. CounselingCollege Counselors are available to assiststudents in addressing career, financial and academic concerns.They may schedule an appointment with a College Counselor by contacting the Students Affairs Office. The College Counselors offer counseling to students who would like assistance in making the adjustment to college. The Counselors are available to assist students whose problems involve difficulty in studying, academic concerns, uncertainty about career choice, financial or emotional problems. Also, they will be happy to offer information on other community agencies that could be of assistance in finding creative solutions to problems. Transfer AdvisingMany students decide to continue their education after graduating from the College. Any student who wants information about four-year colleges canvisit the Student Affairs Office where there is a collection of college catalogs. Also, representatives from four-year colleges visit the College to recruit our graduates. The Student Affairs staff can answer questions from students about the transfer process. Placement And Follow-upPlacement services are available at the College to all students and alumni. Career guidance is available on a group or individual basis. In addition, representatives from area employers visit the College during the spring to interview prospective graduates. Throughout the year, current job openings are posted on the placement bulletin board. Formal follow-up research is undertaken annually and overseen by the Department of Regional Community Technical Colleges. Survey results are used as a reference tool when talking to employers interested in hiring college graduates. This placement report is published and available upon request. For students seeking job information on the internet, a list of helpful web sites is available. For more information, contact the Student Affairs Office. |
