Northeast Regional Center

NERC Student Services Schedule

See hours for: Academic Advising, Administration Office, Admissions, Assessment Center, Career Connections, Catto Scholarship, Counseling, Financial Aid, Bookstore, Integrated Enrollment Services, International Office, Learning Commons, Office of Student Engagement

Academic Advising

Academic Advisors support new first-time students and students in good academic standing, and are available to help students create academic plans, register for classes, track degree progress, change majors, prepare for transfer, and more. Continuing students in good academic standing can schedule an appointment or attend walk-ins on select days and times.  

Administration Office

Admissions

Enrollment Success Navigators answer general admission and college questions, and guide new CCP/college students through the admissions process, helping students who have submitted their application.

Admissions Recruiters provide guidance to potential applicants regarding the admissions process, host campus tours every Tuesday, support high school students navigating the college search process and attend community engagement events.  

Assessment Center

Walk-in placement testing is available at the Northeast Regional Center (no appointment necessary). College ID number (J number) and a photo ID are required. More information regarding English and Math placement testing.

Career Connections

Career Connections helps students and alumni prepare for and achieve career goals through personalized coaching, workshops, and events focused on résumé writing, job search strategies, and interview skills. We connect job seekers with employers offering internships, part-time, and full-time roles.

Schedule an appointment.  

Catto Scholarship

Student Success Navigator for non-scholars with questions about scholarship eligibility and intake.

 Schedule an appointment.   

Student Success Coaches provide ongoing support to help Catto Scholars succeed academically and maintain their Catto Scholarship eligibility, guide you through your college journey, connect you with resources, and help you stay on track with your goals. All Catto Scholars are required to meet with their assigned Success Coach, however, if you have immediate questions or concerns, you can schedule an appointment with George Walley-Sephes or text/call 267-822-7979 for support.

Counseling

Counselors provide expert support in career, transfer, academic, and personal counseling. Students on academic probation, readmit students (away from the College 2+ years), and incoming transfer students must meet with a Counselor to register for classes. Please schedule an appointment or attend walk-in hours on select days and times.

Financial Aid

Financial Aid FAFSA Workshops at NERC

• Tuesday, Dec 2, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• Thursday, Dec 18, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Bookstore

Integrated Enrollment Services

Assists students with inquiries regarding Financial Aid, Records and Registration, and Student Tuition Services.

International Student Services

Assists students with inquiries regarding Financial Aid, Records and Registration, and Student Tuition Services.

Learning Commons

Library

To schedule an appointment with the Librarian, Amir El-Chidiac, please send an email to aelchidiac [at] ccp.edu (aelchidiac[at]ccp[dot]edu).

Learning Lab (In-person Tutoring) 

All in-person tutoring services require an appointment. To schedule an appointment, login to MyCCP and click “Schedule Tutoring/Computer Labs” link on the Student tab. 

Student Academic Computing Center (SACC)

Office of Student Engagement

Plans events and activities to give students, faculty and staff at CCP a space to connect with each other. Stop in connect with a staff member and learn ways to get involved.

Gaming Club Alliance

The Gaming Club Alliance gathers together to play board games, video games and tabletop roleplaying games. If you would like to play games in a safe and welcoming space, please join us!

Programs Offered at the Northeast Regional Center

The following degree and certificate programs can be completed entirely at the Northeast Regional Center:

Health Care Studies, designed for students interested in entering the health care profession.

Liberal Arts, for those students looking to learn about and possibly transfer to four-year baccalaureate programs in the arts, humanities, social and natural sciences, and/or mathematics.
 

Liberal Arts – Social/Behavioral Science, for those students seeking exposure to areas such as social work, sociology, urban studies, political science, geography, anthropology, economics, history, or related fields.

Medical Assistant: Earn a Medical Assistant proficiency certificate in as little as two semesters and begin a career in a variety of medical settings. Upon successful completion, you will be eligible to take a national certification exam for a medical assistant and a phlebotomy certification exam.

The following professional development noncredit career training can be completed entirely at the Northeast Regional Center:

Massage Therapy: Meets the Commonwealth’s requirements for massage therapy training and state licensure. Gain the required knowledge and competencies necessary for the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx), which is governed by the Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards (FSMTB) and is designed to provide a standard examination for students of Massage for entry-level professional scope of practice in gaining licensure.

The following degrees can be earned on-site at NERC combined with online classes:

Accounting
Business
English
Justice
Psychology
The following certificates can be earned on-site at NERC combined with online classes:

Accounting Paraprofessional Proficiency Certificate
Clinical Assistant Proficiency Certificate
Religious Studies Proficiency Certificate