November 20, 2015
Registration for the spring 2016 semester is currently underway at Northeast Texas Community College. Students may also register for the holiday intersession term.
Intersession courses run December 21 through January 11. These intensive online classes allow dedicated students to earn full college credit in just three weeks. Learn more about these classes at†ntcc.edu/intersession. The regular spring 2016†semester begins Tuesday, Jan. 19.
Currently enrolled students may sign up for classes online via the MyEagle portal at†myeagle.ntcc.edu. New students and returning students who†have not been enrolled since†January†2015 should fill out an application for†admission and complete a financial aid application as soon as possible. Instructions are available at†ntcc.edu/getstarted.?This fall we went through a major software change that caused longer wait times than usual for students needing to speak with advisors and financial aid staff. We have made many improvements, but we still encourage students to register early in†order to avoid long lines," Jeanni Pruitt, Director of College Connection, said.
Pruitt says that she also encourages current students to register early online.
?Most of our currently enrolled students should be able to register online at their convenience. It is a good idea to get this taken care of before the end of the fall semester. This allows you to choose the courses you need with the instructors your prefer. It†also saves time by beating the last-minute rush,? she said.
For those students who work in the mornings or just prefer to sleep in, NTCC has expanded its afternoon course offerings. Students can now take a full-time schedule of core classes in two afternoons a week.
Limited campus housing will be available for the spring semester for those who are interested. Visit†ntcc.edu†to view schedules, apply online, learn more about program offerings, and more.
Pruitt says that she also encourages current students to register early online.
?Most of our currently enrolled students should be able to register online at their convenience. It is a good idea to get this taken care of before the end of the fall semester. This allows you to choose the courses you need with the instructors your prefer. It†also saves time by beating the last-minute rush,? she said.
For those students who work in the mornings or just prefer to sleep in, NTCC has expanded its afternoon course offerings. Students can now take a full-time schedule of core classes in two afternoons a week.
Limited campus housing will be available for the spring semester for those who are interested. Visit†ntcc.edu†to view schedules, apply online, learn more about program offerings, and more.
