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Students seeking information and/or resources in the areas of health, mental health, and wellness will find these listed websites helpful. Be sure to check out their free online depression and anxiety screenings.
HCC has a list of resources that you might find useful. If you need assistance with food or shelter, the following items might be helpful to you.
If you or someone you know might be at risk of substance abuse or suicide, please check out our resource page.
What are Care Reports?
The Care Report can be used by students, faculty and staff to "report" students who are exhibiting issues or behavior that are causing concern. This includes:
There are often signs that a student is in distress. For instance, is someone you know...
If you know someone who is exhibiting any of the behaviors listed above, you can make a difference by filing a Care Report.
Click Here to Access the Care Report
IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY and/or there is a potential threat to you or someone else dial 911 or call Campus Security at (203) 332-5025.
New Students seeking Advising will first have to complete the mandatory online orientation before scheduling their Academic Planning planning session for the next semester. The Orientation is broken down into three sections and takes no more than 2 hours to complete. You will not be able to save your work in the middle of a section and will therefore need to fully complete at least one section at a time. Consequently, it is very important that you arrange for enough time on your calendar to get through the orientation in its entirety. Once the online Orientation is complete, an Advising Staff Member will reach out to you to schedule an Advising Session based upon your completion of the ACCUPLACER placement test and/or SAT scores.
Mandatory Online OrientationNew Student Orientation and Advising Outcomes:
From the Gateway Community College website:
Log into myCommNet using your student Banner ID and Password
Choose the Student Tab
Click on Student Self Service
Select Student Records
Select Student Degree Evaluation
Select the present term
Select What if Analysis
Select Entry Term (term you first enrolled)
Select the Program of Study (Major you want evaluated)
Select First Major (the same program)
Select Generate Request
Select General Requirements (not Detail)
Generate request then Submit and Print
To select another Program of Study/Major – Click on What If Analysis at the bottom of the page. Areas designated as MET are completed. Areas NOT MET need to be completed.
1. Go to the HCC websit.
2. Click on Registration Resources
3. Look for the heading REGISTRATION
4. Click Here to Register Online You will need to have your banner id number and your password to proceed from here.
5. Log onto MyCommNet using your banner id and enter your password
6. Click the “Student” tab
7. Click Student /Academic Records
8. Click Registration & Payment
9. Click on select a term and choose FALL 2017
10. Click on Register (add/drop) classes
11. You will need the four digit CRN number for each course you want to register for
12. Enter the four digit CRN number into each box correctly then select submit to register Payment is due at time of registration. You can use your credit or financial aid to complete your registration Any mistakes or changes to your registration cannot be done online they must be done in person.
Log into myCommnet.edu using your student Banner ID and Password
Choose!the!Student!Tab
Click on Student Self Service
Click on Student Records
Click on Student Information
Select Current Term
Your Primary Advisor is shown here. Return to home page of website.
Click onto Directories to locate Primary Advisor’s contact information.
Set up an appointment for advisement. Advising months are: April for the Summer/Fall registration periods and November for the Spring. Please seek advisement from your faculty advisor during these advising months.
Rule #1 |
Read Your CatalogYou must be a good consumer of your college education. Ignorance of the rules is no excuse. |
Rule #2 |
Follow Your Degree PlanWithout a plan you have no direction and with no direction you cannot reach your goal. |
Rule #3 |
Meet With Your Advisor Every SemesterCareful planning is key to academic success. You do not have to go it alone. Ask your advisor. Don’t know who your advisor is or having trouble finding your advisor? Come to LH- A111. We will help you. |
Rule #4 |
You Must Meet All Prerequisite RequirementsA prerequisite is a required course that you must complete. |
Rule #5 |
You Cannot Be In Two Places At The Same TimeBe aware of the days and times each class begins and ends. Even a cross over of 10 minutes is physically impossible. Watch your times. |
Rule #6 |
Not All Courses Are Offered Every SemesterWork with your Faculty Advisor on long range planning to determine when you will complete courses required in your program. |
Rule #7 |
Get The CRN # RightThe CRN # is the course’s identity. It is a four digit number at the beginning of each course listed in the schedule. Get it wrong and you are in the wrong class. Period. |
Rule #8 |
Go To Class, Study, and Do Your Homework |
Rule #9 |
Ask For Help When You Need ItIf you don’t ask, we can’t help you. |
Rule #10 |
Follow These RulesFollow the rules to be successful in your academic endeavors. |
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