• I didn't go right to college after high school. Will I feel out of place?
• I want to go to college but I am afraid my skills are too low. Are there classes to help me prepare for college work?
• Do I have to get my GED or high school diploma before I can attend North?

• Do I need to take a placement test?
• Is it possible to enroll one quarter, "stop-out" for a quarter and then return?
• How many credits must I enroll for?
• How much homework will I have? Will I be able to work and go to school?
• How long will I attend class each day?
• Is there a prescribed curriculum that I must follow each quarter?
• How do I get transcripts from other colleges?
• Who will help me plan my schedule?
• What do I do if I need help in a given class and I cannot make my instructor's office hours?
• What if I'm not pursuing a degree or certificate?

• How do I go about getting my GED?
• Are there preparation classes for the GED?
• Does NSCC offer high school classes?
• What is the process for becoming enrolled in ESL classes?

• What are the professional and technical certificate and degree programs that you offer?
• Do you offer any six-month certificate programs?
• How much will my program cost?
• Does NSCC provide job placement?
• Does NSCC provide internships?
• Can I waive some of my coursework based on previous work experience?

NSCC has built a web site dedicated entirely to the College Transfer program. Visit the College Transfer homepage or go directly to the College Transfer Frequently Asked Questions.

If you have specific questions that are not answered here, contact the Advising Center.