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Welcome!GETTING STARTED IS EASY!1. Admissions Requirements....................................................... 22. Apply for Financial Aid .......................................................... 3NCC offers more than 45 AssociateDegree programs designed help yousucceed in today’s job market.Youcan use your associate degree as acareer credential or continue on for afour-year degree. In fact, many of ourgraduates do transfer to more expensivefour-year colleges in their junioryear, greatly reducing the overall costof their college education. NCC alsooffers 26 Certifi cate programs, eachdesigned to help you obtain specifi cskills, earn an important academiccredential, or pursue an interest ingreater depth.3. Take the Placement Test ......................................................... 44. Log on to Your Student Account ............................................ 45. Academic Advising ................................................................. 56. Registration ............................................................................ 7Tuition and Fees ........................................................................... 9NCC Degree and Certificate Programs ......................................... 10Course Descriptions ..................................................................... 11Course Listings ............................................................................. 12Important Telephone Numbers .................................................... 27Calendar ...................................................................................... 28Online and Hybrid Courses ......................................................... 29Academic Opportunities .............................................................. 30Extended Studies Division ........................................................... 31Application Form ......................................................................... 32Directions .................................................................................... 38NCC’s new Center for Science, Health and Wellness opens this semester.

1Admissions RequirementsNew Students1. Admissions for New Credit Students: All students who havenever registered before at NCC must complete an application.The online application is at www.ncc.commnet.edu. Follow theAdmissions link. Submit the $20 application fee. Applicationsusing a fee “waiver” cannot be submitted on line.2. Apply for Financial Aid: Go to www.FAFSA.ed.gov. You mayalso refer to NK-Finaid@ncc.commnet.edu for information.• Your Admissions application must list a degree program andyou must provide complete immunizations to be consideredfor Federal Financial Aid.• Proof of High School completion (diploma or GED scores)must also be provided.3. Make a reservation for placement test by using your NCC identificationnumber located on your acceptance letter/e-mail. Followthe Admissions link to the placement test appointment screen.Students with earned college credits in freshman level English andMath or with SAT scores above 450 (Eng) and 550 (Math) areexempt. Proof of coursework or SAT scores must be provided.4. Submit proof of high school graduation or GED results if youplan to complete an NCC degree or certificate program.5. Any student who is full-time or seeking a degree must complywith all current immunization and high school or GED requirementsprior to registration.6. Contact the Counseling Center at (203) 857-7033 for registrationadvising. There are Academic Advisors also available to youduring the Fall and Spring semesters, please refer to the NCCweb site for more information.7. Once you have been advised and have a signed registration formyou may register for classes. Online registration is available forstudents who have completed all prerequisites at NCC.Transfer Students1. Students transferring to NCC from another college or1. university should apply for admissions, as stated above.2. Refer to NK-finaid@ncc.commnet.edu to add NCC’s schoolcode- 001399 to your Financial Aid application.3. Submit complete immunization requirements. See NCC websitefor details.4. If you are planning to complete a degree or certificate programwith NCC, make sure that NCC has proof of high schoolgraduation or GED results.5. Print an unofficial copy of previous college course work to usefor advising purposes.6. If you are transferring credits to the college, send for an officialcopy of all previous college transcripts to be submitted toNorwalk Community College, 188 Richards Ave, Norwalk CT,068547. Fill out a “transcript evaluation form” and submit it to theCounseling Office, in room East 104.8. Submit a signed registration form to the Records and BusinessOffice.Re-Admit Students1. NCC students who have not taken classes within the past two yearsmust submit an updated readmit application to the AdmissionsOffice.2. Any student seeking a degree must comply with all immunizationand high school or GED requirements.3. The Fresh Start Option gives the readmitting student who has aGPA below 2.0 an opportunity to start again without the burden ofa poor academic history. Contact Records Office for information.Non Credit Students1. New Non Credit students: Any new student interested in registeringfor non credit courses must fill out a registration formand submit it to the Admissions office. Returning students godirectly to Records Office.2. Immunizations are not required.3. Financial Aid assistance is not available.OFFICE HOURSAdmissionsMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.Financial AidMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.Business OfficeMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.Records OfficeMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.ncc.commnet.edu 2

2Apply for Financial AidGeneral InformationPlease note: Photo ID is required at the front desk of the Financial Aid Office when inquiring about your Financial Aid status.Please be sure to bring your driver’s license, State ID or NCC Student ID with you. Parents please be advised that studentinformation, including financial aid information, cannot be given to the parent without the student present or without asigned release form. ONLY the student can fill out a release form in the Financial Aid Office in Room E105. Please referto the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Brochure that explains confidentiality here at NCC.Getting Started1. Get an e-mail address where we can send information about your financial aid. Both NCC’s Financial Aid Office and theU.S. Department of Education will use your e-mail address to send you updates about your Financial Aid. If you don’thave an e-mail address you can get one for FREE at many websites on the internet. Some of these sites are www.hotmail.com, www.juno.com, www.worldnet.com, www.yahoo.com.2. Apply for a Personal Identification Number (PIN) If you don’t have a PIN go to www.pin.ed.gov and apply for one. ThePIN allows you to sign your Federal Student Aid Application online.3. Complete FAFSA on the Web. To apply for Federal, State and NCC aid, please go to the FAFSA website at www.FAFSA.ed.gov and apply for one. The PIN allows you to sign your Federal Student Aid Application online. This is a FREE process.There are other websites that charge a fee, these are NOT the U.S. Department of Education’s website and you shouldnever pay a fee to fill out the FAFSA application. NCC’s school code for the FAFSA application is 001399You will need the following documents to complete the FAFSA online:• Your social security card and driver’s license• W-2 forms or other records of income earned• Your Federal Income Tax Return• Your parent’s Federal Income Tax Return• Records of other untaxed income received suchas Welfare Benefits, Social Security Benefits,veteran’s benefits, military or clergy allowances.• Current bank statements and records of stocks,bonds, and other investments• Business or farm records if applicable• Your permanent resident card if you are aneligible non-citizen.Questions about the FAFSA process should be directed to (203) 857-7023.4. Use “Online” Student Information System. Track your Financial Aid application on the Internet by using NorwalkCommunity College’s online student information system my.commnet.edu.To use my.commnet.edu, you will need your NetID. When you apply for admission to NCC, you are given a Net ID studentnumber. Your password will be the first three characters of your birth month (with the first letter capitalized) followed by the“&” symbol and the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number.Please contact the Financial Aid Office if you have any questions. We are here to assist you at NK-FinAid@ncc.commnet.edu or call (203) 857-7023.3 ncc.commnet.edu

3Take the Placement TestAll first-time students must take a placement test - a computerizedskill assessment of your reading comprehension,writing and mathematics abilities. The results will provide youand your NCC advisor with the information needed to placeyou in courses appropriate to your background and ability.In order to sign up for a placement test, you must firstsubmit an application to NCC, with a $20.00 fee, andreceive your NCC Student ID (or Banner) number.Testing is by appointment only, at convenient day and eveningtimes throughout the week. You can schedule your appointmentthrough the NCC website at www.ncc.commnet.4Log on to YourStudent Accountedu by clicking on “Admissions” and dth then on ‘PlacementTesting.”You may be exempt if you have prior college Englishcomposition and math credits, or SAT scores at certain levels.See the NCC website for details.Upon completion of the placement test, you will receive yourresults and registration instructions.All students are required to see an advisor/counselor prior toregistration. Call the Counseling Center for an appointmentto register at (203) 857-7033.NetID is your college network username, and it allows you to log on to computers in the library and dlabs. Your NetID alsogives you entry to http: // my.commnet.edu, the “portal” or single point of entry to Connecticut Community College onlineservices: library services, online registration, academic transcripts, WebCT Vista and more.Logging on for the First TimeYour NetID is your Banner ID, (which you receive when you are admitted), with the @ symbol following the numbers(i.e.12345678@student.commnet.edu). Your intial password is made up of the following personal information:• 1st three characters of your birth month (with the first letter capitalized.)• The & symbol• The last four digits of your social security number (for example: Apr&1899)• The password is case sensitive.• You will be prompted to change your password.For additional information go to the NCC home page at www.ncc.commnet.edu, click on the yellow MyCommNet bar on theleft side of the page, then click on Login to myCommNet. If you don’t know your NetID, click on Forgot your Net ID, youwill then be directed to the NetID Lookup where you can enter your personal information.ncc.commnet.edu 4

5 ncc.commnet.edu5Academic AdvisingAfter your admissions application has been accepted and you are a student at NCC, you will receive a letter from us assigning youto a specific academic advisor. Usually, your advisor will be the Program Director of the Degree or Certificate Program in whichyou have enrolled. If you are a General Studies or non-degree major, you are assigned to a counselor in the counseling and studentsuccess center who best understands your particular needs and goals. Make a note of this person’s name, because he or she willguide you through your academic career at the College. If you have questions about courses needed to fulfill your degree or certificaterequirements, your academic advisor is the person you should see.Web registration begins April 1st. In-person registration begins April 18th. Students should make an appointment with their advisor.Your academic advisor will help you achieve your goals. Your academic advisor plays an important role in your success. He or she canhelp you set intermediate and longer term objectives to help you fulfill your required curriculum of studies on schedule. Regular appointmentswith your advisor to review your progress and to reassess your goals will help you get the most out of your NCC experience.Advisor Directory(Note: All e-mail addresses end with @ncc.commnet.edu)Program Faculty Campus Office Phone emailAccounting D. Stephens W207 857-7357 dstephensA. Romeo W207 857-7271 aromeoT. Scott W207 857-7358 tscottArchitectural Engineering Technology J. Bigosinski W233 857-7159 jbigosinskiArchaeology E. Wiegand W236 857-7377 ewiegandArt (Fine Arts/Studio Arts) J. Fucigna E114 857-3323 jfucignaAthletic Coaching T. Griese W009 857-7195 tgrieseBusiness Administration/Transfer L. Barone (A-M) W207 857-7333 lbaroneT. Jackson (N-Z) W207 857-7152 tjacksonBuilding Efficiency & Sustainable Technology E. Gribin W 235 857-7345 egribinBusiness Office Technology S. Dashefsky W207 857-7229 hdashefskyChild Development Assoc. Credential K. Coppola E122 857-7119 kcoppolaCommunication Arts L. Soderlind W106i 857-7279 lsoderlindComputer Security P. Cassidy W250 857-7336 pcassidyComputer Science T. Duffy W250 857-6892 tduffyConstruction Technology J. Bigosinski W233 857-7159 jbigosinskiCriminal Justice A. Seaborn W212 857-7096 aseabornCulinary Arts/Hospitality Management T. Failla W126a 857-7303 tfaillaDesign for the Web J. Alvord W106g 857-6890 jalvordDevelopmental English M. Butcaris W209c 857-7191 mbutcarisDevelopmental Math D. Golden W209h 857-3366 dgoldenDevelopmental Studies E. DelVecchio W209b 857-3380 edelvecchioEarly Childhood Education K. Coppola E121 857-7119 kcoppolaM. Dana-Conway E121 857-7116 mdana-conwayJ. Parris E116 857-3381 jparrisJ. Wood E121 857-7352 jwoodEngineering Science (Pathway) J. Karnowski W012 857-3378 jkarnowski

English as a Second Language (credit) C. Machado E206 857-7176 cmachadoEnglish as a Second Language (non-credit) D. Daych E202 857-6881 ddaychExercise Science P. Gallo W006 857-7194 pgalloInsurance and Financial Services K. Gray W207 857-3359 kgrayForeign Language Sequence A. Dam W224 857-7362 adamGeneral Studies Counseling Center E104 857-7033 counselingGerontology C. Harker W106h 857-7013 charkerGraphic Design J. Alvord W106g 857-6890 jalvordHealth Office Information Specialist L. Perlstein E307 857-6852 lperlsteinD. Ury E307 857-7213 duryHigh School Partnership W. Chagnon E106 857-7090 wchagnonHonors Program C. Milton E221 857-7224 cmiltonHospitality Management / Culinary Arts T. Failla W126a 857-7303 tfaillaHuman Services C. Harker W106 857-7013 charkerForeign Language Sequence A. Dam W224 857-7362 adamInterior Design J. Bigosinski W233 857-7159 jbigosinskiLegal Assistant T. Jackson W207 857-7152 tjacksonLiberal Arts and Sciences M. F. Carmell E317 857-7343 mcarmellTransfer A. Dam E224 857-7362 adamLiberal Arts and Sciences Transfer (continued) C. Japely E322 857-7283 cjapelyC. Milton E221 857-7224 cmiltonManagement T. Scott W207 857-7358 tscottMarketing S. Steiz W207 857-7331 ssteizMath/Science M. Seman W106a 857-7169 msemanMedical Office Management L. Perlstein E307 857-6852 lperlsteinS. M. Jenkins E304 857-7086 sjenkinsD. Ury E 307 857-7213 duryC. Yoder E304 857-7122 cyoderMedical Assistant L. Perlstein E307 857-6852 lperlsteinS. M. Jenkins E304 857-7086 sjenkinsMental Health Certificate C. Harker W106h 857-7013 charkerNetworking Certificate P. Cassidy W250 857-7336 pcassidyNon-Degree* Counseling Center E104 857-7033 CounselingNursing/Pre-Nursing S. M. Jenkins E304 857-7086 sjenkinsM. Tessier E302 857-7391 mtessierC. Yoder E304 857-7122 cyoderPhysical Activity Courses T. Griese W009 857-7195 tgriesePhysical Therapist Assistant J. Bresnick W007 857-7198 jbresnickL.R. Silva W008 857-7199 lsilvaPre-Law T. Jackson W207 857-7152 tjacksonRecreation & Leisure Studies C. Harker W106h 857-7013 charkerRelational Database Development Certificate C. Hornung W250 857-6891 chornungRespiratory Care/Pre-Respiratory Care M. Grayson E307 857-6917 mgraysonNorwalk Hospital 852-2479S. M. Jenkins E304 857-7086 sjenkinsC. Yoder E 304 857-7122 cyoderService-Learning C Anstett W106e 857-3369 canstettS. M. Jenkins E304 857-7086 sjenkinsSmall Business/Comp. Appl. Certificate T. Duffy W250 857-6892 tduffyTechnological Studies J. Karnowski W009 857-3378 jkarnowskiWeb Developer Certificate T. Duffy W250 857-6892 tduffyWomen’s Studies Sequence C. Randel W204b 857-3365 crandelC. Milton E221 857-7224 cmiltonncc.commnet.edu 6

6RegistrationFall 2011 Classes Start August 31CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTSOPTION 1 – Registration for classes for currently enrolledstudents can be done via the web (online) by securely logginginto the myCommNet web system, (http://my.commnet.edu)by using your NetID. (ESL students are required to see anESL Advisor.)• Register at your convenience• Be sure to include a credit card payment or pay in personat the Business Office at time of registration• Print out your class scheduleWhile registering for classes on the web, students may oftenfind that they are not able to enroll in some classes becausethe class they are registering for may be filled to capacity or aprerequisite is needed. In this case the student needs to cometo the college in person and talk with a counselor/advisorand register for classes in person at the Records Office, RoomE102.OPTION 2 – Special registration dates are scheduled forcurrently enrolled students each semester. This gives you anopportunity to have the best selection of courses availablewithout the long lines that occur during later registrations.Please be sure to update your email address in myCommNet.A deposit at time of registration will reserve yourclasses with full payment required at a later date.• Obtain your “unofficial student transcript” via the Internetusing myCommNet (http://my.commnet.edu)• Make an appointment with a counselor at the CounselingCenter, East Campus, Room E104 or meet with your advisorPAYMENT OPTIONS — A form of payment must bereceived at the time of registration.• At time of registration pay a deposit. Full payment, afterdeposit, is due by August 8, 2011• You may pay in full at time of registration• You may pay by check, cash, MasterCard, Visa or Discover card• Check with the Financial Aid Office to see if you qualify forfinancial assistance• Tuition payment plan may be available for students who enrollfor 7 credits or more. Please visit the Business Office for completeinformation• VETERANS who register must IMMEDIATELY notify theVeteran’s Certifying Official in the Records Office, Room E102Current and Re-Admit Student -In-Person RegistrationMonday – Thursday, April 18 – 28 – 10 a.m – 1 p.m.and 2 – 5 p.m.New and Transfer Student RegistrationBegins Monday, May 2 - By appointment.To schedule an appointment call:Counseling Center - (203) 857-7033 orStudent Success Center - (203) 857-7234.You are encouraged to register as soon as possible. Please submit anew student application and $20.00 fee. New students may accessan application form online by going to the NCC website at www.ncc.commnet.edu. Click on the Admission tool bar then click onApplication package and go to Downloadable Forms.Submit your completed application form and credit card paymentonline or in-person.Students who have not earned college credit in English and/ormath are required to take our basic skills placement test. Call theAdmissions Office for an appointment (203) 857-7060.Students who have earned an Associate’s Degree or higher may beexempt from the placement test. Transfer Students who have takenand passed college English and/or math may be exempt fromtaking the Placement Test. (Refer to NCC Application on page32 for exemptions.) Transfer students should bring an unofficialtranscript with them to registration.Registration for New & Current Students7 ncc.commnet.edu

ONLINE REGISTRATIONNetID and Login Information for Course Registration on the WebWhat’s NetID, and why should I care?NetID is your college network username, and allows you to log on to computersin the library and labs. In addition, from any computer with Internetaccess your NetID gives you entry to http://my.commnet.edu, the “portal”or single point of entry, to Connecticut Community College online services:library services, online registration, academic transcripts, WebCT Vista, andmore.What does a NetID look like?Your NetID will resemble 12345678@student.commnet.edu and is your8-digit student ID (without the @ sign) followed by @student.commnet.edu.If you are a new student, a temporary NetID password was automaticallycreated for you, and resembles this example:Oct&1234That was an example. Your temporary password is unique to you, and ismade up of:• The first three letters of your birth month with the first letter capitalized,like this:Oct• An ampersand, “&”, which is located above the number 7 on thecomputer keyboard:&• The last four numbers of your Social Security Number (SSN):1234Note: The first time you log in to a college computer successfully, you will berequired to change your password and to set your security question. There willbe a choice of questions and you will need to pick one and provide an answer.You will have two minutes to type in and then confirm your new password. Ifyou exceed the time limit you will need to start over, so be prepared by thinkingof a new password before you log in for the first time! If you ever need to re-setyour password you will be prompted to choose the same security question andgive the same answer.How do I create a password that will work?It must be at least eight characters, and must include three of thefollowing types of characters:• An upper case letter (A to Z)• A lower case letter (a to z)• A number (0 to 9)• Punctuation or Symbols: ! @ # 0 ^ & * ( ) _ + | ~ - = ` { . } [ ] :“ ; ‘ ? , /Your password cannot contain any part of your name, your NetID, oryour Social Security Number.Here are some examples of the many easy-to-remember passwords thatsatisfy the above requirements:Egg2Salad #75chase RedSox05Out2lunch Fido2006 67MustangWhat can I do if I forget my password?You may use the kiosks located throughout the NCC campus to reset yourpassword, or go to the www.commnet.edu/netid website.Here are five easy steps to resetting your password at a kiosk or on thewww.commnet.edu/netid website:1. Think of a new password (using the requirements listed above)2. Enter your NetID (which is your student ID without the @ sign)3. Enter your Birth Date and Social Security Number4. Provide the answer to your Security Question5. Enter the new password you created in Step 1.What can I do if that doesn’t work?If you don’t have an SSN you will not be able to use the kiosks or theWeb site to reset your password. Instead, bring your photo ID (driver’slicense, passport, NCC ID card) to the IT Office (E319), and a staff memberwill help you.For any other problems you may encounter at a kiosk or on the Website, bring your valid photo ID (driver’s license, passport, NCC ID card) tothe IT Office (E319), the Records Office (E102), or the Distance LearningOffice (W136), and a staff member will help you.CURRENT STUDENTS CAN REGISTER ON THE WEBHow to register for courses onlineGo to:http://my.commnet.edu or click on themyCommNet link on the NCC homepageEnter:your NetID and your passwordClick on:“Student” tabClick on:the hyperlink in the “Student Self - service” areaSelect and click on: Registration and paymentSelect and click on: Register (add/drop) ClassesSelect the appropriateterm, for example, (for example “Fall 2011”)Click on:“Submit”Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and enter CRNs for the classes youwish to register for. CRNs can be found on the “Course Search” utility on theNCC website.Click on:“Submit changes”Scroll down to the bottom of the screenSelect:“Initiate Payment”Select a term: Choose appropriate term you are registering forClick on:“Submit”ON CREDIT CARD PAYMENT SCREEN:Credit Card: Choose MasterCard, Visa or Discover ONLYCard Number: Enter your credit card numberExpiration Date: Enter your credit card expiration datePayment Amount: Enter a partial payment amount or pay full balancedue (do not key in dollar sign)Click on:“Submit Payment”Click on:“OK” to submit payment(if correct amount was entered)Otherwise click on: “Change Information”(to change payment amount)Connecticut War Veterans and National GuardMembers who are approved for the ConnecticutState Tuition Waiver or who have a Certificate ofEligibility must pay their fees online AND mustimmediately contact the Veterans CertifyingOfficial in the Records Office – Room E102(203) 857-7006.ncc.commnet.edu 8

TUITION AND FEES(Tuition and Fees are subject to change.)All students are required to pay their fees at the time of registration.TUITION AND FEESFall 2011 Tuition/Fees for CT ResidentsCredit Tuition Fee Total0.5 64.50 65.50 130.001.0 129.00. 68.25 197.252.0 258.00 73.50 331.503.0 387.00 79.00 466.004.0 516.00 84.00 600.005.0 645.00 97.50 742.506.0 774.00 111.00 885.007.0 903.00 124.50 1027.508.0 1032.00 138.00 1170.009.0 1161.00 152.00 1313.0010.0 1290.00 165.00 1455.0011.0 1419.00 178.50 1597.5012.0 1,548.00 197.00 1745.00Annual 3,096.00 394.00 3,490.00Full-timeFall 2011 Tuition/Fees for Non-ResidentsCredit Tuition Fee Total0.5 193.50 186.50 380.001.0 387.00 194.75 581.752.0 774.00 210.50 984.503.0 1,161.00 227.00 1,388.004.0 1,548.00 242.00 1,790.005.0 1,935.00 282.50 2,217.506.0 2,322.00 323.00 2,645.007.0 2,709.00 363.50 3,072.508.0 3096.00 404.00 3,500.009.0 3483.00 446.00 3,929.0010.0 3,870.00 485.00 4,355.0011.0 4,257.00 525.50 4,782.5012.0 4,644.00 571.00 5,215.00Annual 9,288.00 1142.00 10,430.00Full-timeADDITIONAL MANDATORY USAGE FEES:Laboratory Course Fee: $78Registration in a designated laboratory course.Studio Course Fee: $84Registration in a designated studio courseClinical Program Fee:(Level I Allied Health Programs)(Fall and Spring only)Clinical Program Fee: $191 per semester(Level 2 Allied Health Program)9 ncc.commnet.edu$267 per semesterTUITION REFUND POLICYIf a student decides to withdraw after registering for courses,he or she must give written Notice of Withdrawal to theRecords Office in order to receive a refund in accordance withthe following schedule:Final Date to receive 100% refund August 30Final Date to receive 50% refund September 13Fall 2011 Semester Classes begin: August 31, 2011After the final date for 50% refunds, no refunds will begiven.At no time are application and registration fees refunded.There will be a $25 charge for all returned checks.TUITION WAIVERSConnecticut Senior Citizens 62+ pay no tuition fees, withthe exception of studio and lab fees, for General Fund courseson a space available basis to be determined by Senior CitizenRegistration Day, September 2, 2011. Proof of age must beshown and a Waiver of Tuition and Fees Form completed inthe Business Office prior to registration.A senior citizen may register early by paying for the course;however, paying for the course negates the senior waiver forthat course. No refund will be issued if the course is dropped,then re-added on senior registatiuon day.Connecticut War Veterans and Connecticut NationalGuard Members pay fees only (no tuition). Veterans mustpresent Form DD-214 and complete a tuition waiver formin the Records Office prior to registration. National GuardMembers must have their certification submitted to the NCCBusiness Office before registering for classes. ConnecticutVeterans who have applied for the post-9/11 CH33 GI Billand have submitted a Certificate of Eligibility to the NCCRecords Office (Room E102) will pay their course fees andhave their tuition reimbursed for eligible fees when NCCreceives payment from the Federal Government.Non-resident CH33 veterans will pay tuition and fees andwill be reimbursed when NCC receives payment from theFederal Government.

NCC DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSPrograms of study are listed below and are also available in the NCC Catalog online at www.ncc.commnet.edu, where youwill find in-depth program requirements and course descriptions with prerequisites.Associate Degree ProgramsAllied HealthMedical Office Management:• Administrative*• Clinical*Nursing*Physical Therapist Assistant*Respiratory Care*Art Architecture and DesignArchitectural Engineering TechnologyConstruction TechnologyDesign for the WebFine ArtsGraphic DesignInterior DesignStudio ArtBusinessAccounting• Career• TransferBusiness Administration (Transfer)Business Office TechnologyHospitality Management• Hotel and Lodging Management• Restaurant/Food Service ManagementInsurance and Financial ServicesLegal AssistantManagement• Management -Career• Management -MarketingComputer ScienceComputer ScienceComputer SecurityEducation and Social ScienceCriminal Justice:• Investigation• Juvenile Justice• ScienceEarly Childhood:• Career• TransferExercise ScienceHuman Services:• Career• TransferRecreation /Leisure Studies• Leadership Emphasis• Therapeutic EmphasisEngineering and TechnologyEngineering ScienceTechnological StudiesGeneral StudiesHonors Program*Liberal Arts and SciencesCommunication Arts:• Journalism,• Media Studies• TV ProductionLiberal Arts & Sciences Concentrations:• Foreign Language• Psychology• Science and Mathematics• Transfer Option• Women’s StudiesCertificate ProgramsAllied HealthHealth Careers PathwayHealth Office Information SpecialistMedical Assistant*Archaeology as an AvocationArt, Architecture and DesignBuilding Efficiency and SustainableTechnology (BEST)Graphic Design #BusinessAccountingBusiness SoftwareCulinary ArtsLegal Assistant *#Computer ScienceInformation SystemsNetworkingProgramming/Visual BasicRelational Database DevelopmentSmall Business Computer ApplicationsWeb DeveloperEarly Childhood EducationAdministrativeEducationChild Development Associate CredentialEnglish as a Second LanguageSocial and Behavioral SciencesGerontologyMental HealthRecreation and Leisure Studies*Denotes SelectiveAdmissions Program with limited enrollment. Consult the college catalog for specific admission requirements and deadlines.#Open only to students who have an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree.ncc.commnet.edu 10

CREDIT COURSE DESCRIPTIONSFall 2011 credit course descriptions are available on the NCC website: www.ncc.commnet.edu.Course Prerequisites:Many college courses have prerequisites that indicate the prior knowledge and skills students need to succeed in the course. Itis the responsibility of the student to meet these course prerequisites before enrolling.To determine whether prerequisites are required for the course you wish to take, go to the NCC website at www.ncc.commnet.edu; click on the link “College Catalog” and then click on “Course Descriptions”.If you have fulfilled the prerequisite at NCC, you can proceed to registration. If you have taken the prerequisite at a differentcollege that has not been added to your NCC transcript, you will need to request an override to be entered on your behalf inorder to register for the course.Send an email to the Director or Chair of the department for the course you want to take. The list of Directors and Chairs withtheir email is below. In the email indicate:• Your Name• Your Banner ID• The Semester you wish to register for• The Course CRN• The Course Name and Section (Example: ACC D113-02)• The Reason why you are requesting the override; attach an unofficial transcript with the prerequisite listed.You will receive a reply email within 3 business days. If the override has been approved, you will be able to register, eitheronline or in person at the Registrar’s office.Directors: Course Area Room EmailJennifer Bresnick Physical Therapist Assistant Program W007 jbresnick@ncc.commnet.eduElaine Delvecchio Developmental Studies Division W209 edelvecchio@ncc.commnet.eduThomas Failla Hospitality Management & Cooperative Education W117 jfailla@ncc.commnet.eduPaul Gallo Exercise Science W006 pgallo@ncc.commnet.eduCraig Machado ESL Division E206 cmachado@ncc.commnet.eduJoan Parris Early Childhood Education E116 jparris@ncc.commnet.eduMary Schuler Nursing/Allied Health Division E306 mschuler@ncc.commnet.eduChairs:John Alvord Art, Architecture, and Design W106 g jalvord@ncc.commnet.eduMichele Barber Science W106 k mbarber@ncc.commnet.eduCindy Casper English W106 c ccasper@ncc.commnet.eduTom Duffy Computer Science W250 tduffy@ncc.commnet.eduCarol Smith Harker Social/Behavioral Science W106 h charker@ncc.commnet.eduTom Jackson Business W207 tjackson@ncc.commnet.eduMarilyn Seman Mathematics W106 a mseman@ncc.commnet.eduLori Soderlind Humanities W106 l lsoderlind@ncc.commnet.eduMary Ann Tessier Nursing E302 mtessier@ncc.commnet.eduEnglish Requirements:Students are required to enroll in an appropriate English course after completing nine credits unless they can demonstrateproficiency in written English. If you fail or withdraw from a required English course, it must be repeated in your next semesterof enrollment.11 ncc.commnet.edu

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TELEPHONE NUMBERSDEPARTMENT CHAIRSJohn AlvordArt, Architecture and Design ....................857-6890Michelle BarberScience ....................................................857-7275Cindy CasperEnglish ....................................................857-3328Tom DuffyComputer Science ....................................857-6892Carol Smith HarkerSocial/Behavioral Sciences ........................857-7013Tom JacksonBusiness ...................................................857-7152Marilyn SemanMathematics............................................857-7169Lori SoderlindHumanities .............................................857-7279DIVISION DIRECTORSElaine Del VecchioDevelopmental Studies .............................857-7258Craig MachadoEnglish as a Second Language ..................857-7176Mary SchulerNursing/Allied Health .............................857-7123DEANSBarbara DrotmanDean of College Advancement ..................857-7077Pamela EdingtonDean of Academic Affairs.........................857-7309Rose EllisDean of Administration ...........................857-7202Vanessa MorestDean of Institutional Effectiveness ............857-3368TELEPHONE DIRECTORYMain Number ................................................857-7000Admissions Main Number ............................857-7060Bookstore .....................................................857-7239Business Office .............................................857-7046Career Center ...............................................857-3340Center for Information Technology ...............857-6836Child Development Laboratory School .........857-7116Cooperative Education Office .......................857-7281Counseling Center ........................................857-7033Extended Studies (Non-credit) ......................857-7080Fairfield County Women’s Center .................857-6943Financial Aid .................................................857-7023Wellness Center ...........................................857-7195High School Partnership ...............................857-7090International Student Office .........................857-7289Library ..........................................................857-7200Placement Testing ........................................857-7060Records Office (Credit) ..................................857-7035(Non-Credit) .................................857-7237Services for Students with Disabilities ..........857-7192Servicios Para LosEstudiantes Hispanos ...................................857-7015Student Activities .........................................857-7251Student Employment Center ........................857-7032Student Success Center ................................857-7234Student Support Services Program ...............857-7191Tutoring Center ............................................857-7205UBS Student Success Center ........................857-7234Writing Center .............................................857-337427 ncc.commnet.edu

FALL 2011 CALENDARADVISING AND REGISTRATIONFriday, April 1Online Registration begins. (Current students only)Monday – Thursday, April 18 – 28 Current Student Advising/Registration 10 a.m – 1 p.m. and 2 – 5 p.m.Non-degree/General Studies students enrolled in curriculumsshould make an appointment with program advisor.Monday, May 2New/Transfer Student Advising/RegistrationBy appointment (see page 7)JULYTuesday, July 5, 12, 19 Advising/Registration 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Wednesday, July 13 , 20 Advising/Registration 2 – 5 p.m.AUGUSTTuesday, August 9 Advising/Registration 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Wednesday, August 10 Advising/Registration 3 – 6 p.m.Tuesday, August 16 Advising/Registration 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Wednesday, August 17 Advising/Registration 3 – 6 p.m.Tuesday, August 23 Advising/Registration 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Wednesday, August 24 Advising/Registration 10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.Thursday, August 25 Advising/Registration 2:30 – 6 p.m.Monday, August 29 New Student Orientation 10 – 11:30 a.m.Advising/Registration3:30 – 7 p.m.Last day to Web RegisterTuesday, August 30 New Student Orientation 6 – 7:30 p.m.Advising/Registration10:30 a.m – 2 p.m.LAST DAY FOR 100% TUITION REFUNDWednesday, August 31 Add/Drop 10 a.m. 1 p.m. and 3 – 6 p.m.SEPTEMBERThursday, September 1 Add/Drop 10 a.m – 1 p.m and 3 – 6 p.m.Friday, September 2LAST DAY TO REGISTERSenior Citizen Advising/Registration9 – 11 a.m.Saturday – Monday, September 3 – 5 COLLEGE CLOSED - Labor Day WeekendTuesday, September 13LAST DAY FOR 50% REFUNDOCTOBERMonday, October 3Monday, October 10Last day to change to auditCOLLEGE CLOSED – Columbus DayNOVEMBERTuesday, November 1 Web Registration begins for Spring 2012Monday, November 21Last day to withdrawTuesday – Wednesday, November 15 – 30 CURRENT STUDENT Advising/Registration for Spring 2012M – Th. 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 2 – 5 p.m. (subject to change)Wednesday – Sunday, November 23 – 27 Thanksgiving RecessDECEMBERThursday – Thursday, December 1 – 8 NEW STUDENT Advising/Registration for Spring 2012Mon. – Th. 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 2 – 5 p.m. (subject to change)Wednesday, December 14Last Day of ClassesThursday – Wednesday, December 15 – 21 Final ExamsMonday, December 26COLLEGE CLOSED – Christmas Holiday Celebratedncc.commnet.edu 28

ONLINE AND ONLINE/HYBRID COURSESStudents taking online or online/campus hybrid courses for the first time should plan to attend a scheduled orientation on theEast Campus. For information regarding online/hybrid orientation dates and times, please contact Lois Aime at laime@ncc.commnet.edu or call (203) 857-7288.Technical RequirementsIn order to take an online/hybrid course, you must have access to a computer with internet access that meets the followingrequirements:• Browser: must be Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher or Netscape Communicator. Navigator 7.0 or higher orAOL 8.0 or 9.0 or Mozilla’s Foxfire.• Hardware: Pentium 233 MHz (Recommended: Pentium 500 MHz or greater); 64 MB RAM (Recommended 128 MBRAM or greater); 52 MB hard drive space• Operating System: Windows 98 or higher; MAC OS 10.1x, 10.2x.Online CoursesAll communications, assignments, tests, etc. take place on the Internet using a course management system called WebCT Vistaat a time and place that is convenient for you. You DO NOT have to attend “class” at a specific time on campus. You DO needto have strong time management and organizational skills. Online classes are not easier…just more convenient.Hybrid courses are taught partially in a campus classroom at a required time and partially online using WebCT Vista. Youmay be required to meet on campus once a week or more. This will vary with each cours e, so make sure to check with yourprofessor on the first day of class about on-campus meetings when taking a hybrid course.Please go to the following web site to verify that your web browser is correctly configured to take an online course usingWebCT: http://www.ctdlc.org/Help/Webct/index.html.In addition, this site lists system requirements, various fixes for technical difficulties, has links to plug-ins you might need todownload and other pertinent information.You will also be receiving a brochure in the mail and at orientation, which outlinesthe above information.29 ncc.commnet.edu

Academic Opportunities @ NCCStudents who place into ENG084 at Norwalk Community College should register for one of the Learning Communitieslisted below. These courses are linked and must be taken together.FALL 2011 “Do It Write” LearningCommunities For NEW ENG084 StudentsBasic Composition (ENG084-03P/CRN 3107/MW 10-11:50 a.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-12P/CRN 4651/MW 8:30-9:50 a.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-01P/CRN 4732/M 12-12:55 p.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-07P/CRN 3109/MW 12-1:50 p.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-14P/CRN 4653/MW 10-11:20 a.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-03P/CRN 4734/W 9-9:55 a.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-13P/CRN 3114/MW 7-8:50 p.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-16P/CRN 4655/MW 5:30-6:50 p.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-04P/CRN4735/M 4:30-5:25 p.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-15P/CRN 3116/TR 8-9:50 a.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-17P/CRN 4656/TR 10-11:20 a.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-05P/CRN 4736/ T 11:30-12:25 p.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-28P/CRN 4647/TR 1-2:50 p.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-21P/CRN 4660/TR 11:30-12:50p.m.) paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-07P/CRN 4738/R 10:30-11:25 a.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-29P/CRN 4648/TR 2:30-4:20 p.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-22P/CRN 4662/TR 1-2:20 p.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-08P/CRN4739/R 12-12:55 p.m.)Basic Composition (ENG084-21P/CRN 3121/TR 12-1:50 p.m.)paired withFreshman Seminar (FS D101-19P/CRN 4658/TR 2:30-3:50 p.m.)paired withInfo/Tech Literacy (COL 150-06P/CRN 4737/R 10:30-11:25 p.m.)Other FALL 2011 Learning CommunitiesAvailableThe Writer’s Personal JourneyBasic Composition (ENG084-01P, CRN 3105, MW 8-9:50 a.m.)paired withPersonal Growth & Adjustment, (PSY 100-02P, CRN 3023, MW10-11:20 a.m.)From Billboards to Museums: Art & Popular CultureBasic Composition (ENG084-04P, CRN 3108, MW 10-11:20 a.m.paired withArt Appreciation ART100-05P, CRN 4106, MW 1-2:20 p.m.Fall 2011 Learning Community for ENG 101 and ESL StudentsComposition (ENG101-22P, CRN 3141), TR 10-11:20 a.m.paired withPrinciples of Sociology (SOC 101-01P, CRN 4693), TR 11:30-12:50 p.m.orWriting Workshop (ESL192-03P, CRN 3379), TR 9-10:50 a.m.paired withPrinciples of Sociology (SOC 101-01P, CRN 4693), TR 11:30-12:50 p.m.Fall 2011 Paired Math CoursesComplete two Math courses in one semester!You will receive six credits for the two courses- (Two credits forIntroductory Algebra and four credits for Intermediate Algebra).Introductory Algebra: (Math 093-01P, CRN 4401) - paired withIntermediate Algebra: (Math 136-04P, CRN 4330) - MW8-10:55 a.m.ORIntroductory Algebra: (Math 093-02P, CRN 3873) paired withIntermediate Algebra: (Math 136-05P, CRN 3871) - MWR 10-11:50 a.m.For additional information, please contact:Elaine Delvecchio, Director of Developmental Studies,(203)857-7158, edelvecchio@ncc.commnet.edu orMarilyn Seman, Chair Mathematics Department,(203)857-7169, mseman@ncc.commnet.eduncc.commnet.edu 30

EXTENDED STUDIES DIVISIONATTENTION: WORKING PROFESSIONALSLooking for Classes Taught by Working Professionals?If you are a motivated individual looking toupgrade your job skills or learn new job skills, thenlook no further than the Extended Studies Departmentat Norwalk Community College. We offer quality,non-credit courses at an affordable price.Healthcare:❚ Certified Nurse Aide (C.N.A.)❚ Dental Assistant Certificate❚ Electrocardiogram (EKG) Technician Certificate❚ Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)❚ Medical Billing & Reimbursement Specialist Certificate❚ Phlebotomy Technician Specialist Certificate❚ Patient Clinical Technician Certificate❚ Pharmacy Technology Training❚ Physical Therapy Aide Certificate❚ Veterinary Assistant CertificateBusiness:❚ Small Business❚ Entrepreneurship❚ National Bookkeeping Certificate❚ QuickBooks❚ Real Estate LicensingInformation Technology:❚ A+ Computer Repair Certification Prep.❚ Business Software Applications Certificate❚ CompTIA Network+ Certification❚ Computer Graphics Certificate - Macintosh❚ Computer Programming Certificate❚ Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification Prep.❚ Web Design Certificate❚ Web Mastering CertificateFor further information regarding our course offerings, please view our website (www.ncc.commnet.edu and click on theExtended Studies bar on the upper right portion of your computer screen) or call (203) 857-7080 today!31 ncc.commnet.edu

New Students:Norwalk Community CollegeApplication for AdmissionPlease Check One: New Student Re-Admit Student*An individual who has never attended Norwalk Community College and wishes to enroll in a Degree, Certificate or non-degree program,please follow items 1-6 below.1. Complete all pages of this application and attach a copy of the completed immunization form and high school diploma/transcripts.2. Return this completed form and a non-refundable $20.00 application fee to the NCC Business Office, Room 103 - East Campus,188Richards Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06854-1655. Please make checks payable to: NCC. Other methods of payment are: cash, money order,MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. The application fee is waived if you have previously applied to another Connecticut Community College.An acceptance letter with your Student I. D. number will be sent to you via street address or email.3. Use your NCC-ID Number to schedule a placement test. From NCC’s web page, www.ncc.commnet.edu, scroll over Admissions andclick on “Schedule a Placement Test.” All new students are required to take a Placement Test prior to enrolling at NCC.YOU MAY BE EXEMPT IF: (a) You have completed college level English and/or college level mathematics; or(b) Your SAT scores are 450 or above for English and 550 or above for Math.4. If you are applying to a degree or certificate program or applying for financial aid, you must have proof of high school graduation orGED results sent to the Admissions Office.5. All degree/certificate seeking and full time students born after 1956 must submit proof of immunizations including 2 doses each ofmeasles, mumps, rubella, and varicella.6. Contact the Counseling Center at (203) 857-7033, for advising information or if seeking advanced standing based upon credit transferredfrom other colleges, CLEP examination credit or experiential learning credit. Official transcripts from other colleges should besent to the Admissions Office. If you wish to have prior college credits transferred, request a “Transcript Evaluation Request” formand submit it to the NCC Counseling Center.* Re-Admit Students:Former NCC students who have not registered for two or more consecutive years must apply for re-admission. There is no application fee forre-admit students. Please follow items 1-5 if you wish to enroll in a degree/certificate program or as a non-degree student.If you are re-admitting under a different name: You must submit a legal document (such as a marriage certificate) of the new name.1. Complete all pages of this application. Attach immunization information if necessary.2. Return completed application to the Admission’s Office, Room 106 East campus, 188 Richards Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06854-1655.3. If you will be pursuing a degree or certificate, have proof of high school graduation or GED results sent to the Records Officeunless previously submitted.4. Contact the Counseling Center at (203) 857-7033 to schedule an advising appointment or to transfer in credits.5. The Fresh Start Option gives the readmitting student who has a GPA below 2.0 an opportunity to start again without the burdenof a poor academic history. Contact the Records Office for more information.*Upon re-admission, students will be subject to the curriculum requirements in existence at the time of their re-admission.Students with DisabilitiesFor service or information regarding disabilities please contact the Coordinator of Disability Services at (203) 857- 7192. If you are unable toutilize a staircase please visit the Disability Services webpage on the NCC website to plan for Emergency Evacuations.admissions@ncc.commnet.eduApplication for Admission 32

______________________BANNER@Norwalk Community College APPLICATION FOR ADMISSIONApplicant’s Legal Name(Last) (First) (Middle)Former Last Name(s) - - / /(Social Security Number) (Date of Birth) (circle one)records and other business purposes.)Mailing AddressPermanent Address33 Application for AdmissionStreet State Zip(If different) Street State ZipTelephoneE-mailHome Work (used for correspondence from the College)Have you ever attended this college? Yes Have you previously attended a CT Community College? Yes For which semester are you applying? Fall (Sept-Dec) YearCITIZENSHIPYes Yes NoETHNICITY/ RACE Yes No White(10) Black or African American(20) Asian(45) FAMILY EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUNDYes NoGender: M / FMILITARY STATUS Yes Yes Yes Yes IN-STATE TUITIONandIf you answered “Yes” to question #2 or checked question #3, you must submit a “Declaration of Eligibility for In-State or NEBHETuition” for review and determination of eligibility.

DEGREE STATUS HIGHEST DEGREE LEVEL (check one only) EDUCATIONAL GOALS Unsure at this time (UN) ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes NoPREVIOUS COLLEGE BACKGROUND INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INFORMATION Yes No EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION Unemployed Yes NoE-MAIL COMMUNICATIONSCONSENT FOR THE DISCLOSURE OF EDUCATION RECORDS I certify with my signature below that I am the applicant and that the information I have provided above is accurate.If admitted, I pledge to comply in good faith with all the rules and regulations of the College. I realize that anymisleading information provided by me on this application may be cause for dismissal. I understand that informationcollected in this application is for reporting purposes only and will not be used in the selection process for admission.Student Signature_________________________________________________________________________Date_______________________Parent/Guardian Signature (if under 18)_______________________________________________________Date_______________________Application for Admission 34

Major CodesPlease use the appropriate code below to designate your choice of major on preceding page of this application.Use Major Code: DZ99 if you are not pursuing a degree or certificate at this time.Use Major Code: DA01 if you are in the High School Partnership program.MAJORAllied HealthMedical Office Mgmt - (Administrative)*Medical Office Mgmt - (Clinical)*Nursing*Physical Therapist Assistant*Respiratory Care*Architectural Engineering TechnologyConstruction TechnologyDesign for the WebFine ArtsGraphic DesignInterior DesignStudio ArtBusinessAccounting - CareerAccounting - TransferBusiness Administration (Transfer)Business Office TechnologyHotel & Lodging ManagementInsurance & Financial ServicesLegal Assistant*Management – (Career)Management – (Marketing)Restaurant / Food Service ManagementComputer ScienceComputer ScienceComputer SecurityMAJORAllied HealthHealth Careers Pathways –(Can only be added as a 2nd major)(1st major must be General Studies)Health Office Information SpecialistMedical Assistant*Building Efficiency & Sustainable Tech.Graphic Design#Computer ScienceInformation SystemsNetworkingProgramming / Visual BasicRelational DatabaseASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMSMajor CodeDA10DA11DF30DB94DB77DA22DA98DA02DB42DA45DA05DB40DA07DA09DA67DB66DB34DA08DB53DB61DB62DB16DA12DB92Major CodeDK55DJ84DJ70DJ90DJ83DJ98DK05DJ02DK02CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSMAJORMajor CodeCriminal Justice - InvestigationDB02Criminal Justice - Juvenile JusticeDB03Criminal Justice - ScienceDB05Early Childhood Education - Career DB11Early Childhood Education - Transfer DB12Exercise ScienceDB93Human Services - CareerDB35Human Services - TransferDB36Rec./Leisure Studies - Leadership Emphasis DB75Rec./Leisure Studies - Therapeutic Emphasis DB76Engineering ScienceDB14Technological StudiesDF11 Communication ArtsJournalism - OptionDB89Media Studies - OptionDB91TV Production - OptionDB90ConcentrationsForeign LanguageDB07Liberal Arts TransferDB54PsychologyDB00Science & MathematicsDB46Women’s StudiesDB01MAJORSmall Business Computer ApplicationsWeb DeveloperAccounting#Archaeology as an AvocationBusiness SoftwareChild Development Assoc. CredentialCulinary ArtsEarly Childhood - AdministrativeEarly Childhood EducationEnglish as a Second LanguageGerontologyLegal Assistant*#Mental HealthRecreation & Leisure StudiesMajor CodeDJ04DK06DJ05DJ20DJ03DK07DJ77DJ50DJ89DJ81DK03DJ88DJ15DJ37* Denotes Selective Admissions Program with limited enrollment. Consult the college catalog for specific admission requirements and deadlines.# Open only to students who have an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree.35 Degree/Certificate Major Codes

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You’re invited for a campus visitDirections to Norwalk Community CollegeBy Car:I-95 Connecticut Turnpike (Northbound or Southbound): Exit 13. Right at end of exitramp onto US 1/Connecticut Avenue. Left at traffic light onto Richards Avenue (Shellstation on left). North on Richards Avenue 1/2 mile to campus. East Campus on right,West Campus on left.Merritt Parkway (Southbound): Exit 38. Right at end of the exit ramp onto Route 123South. First right after going under Merritt Parkway over pass onto Nursery Street. Firstleft onto Ponus Avenue. Bear right at fork onto Fox Run Road. Proceed through light andbear right around Fox Run School. Take left at stop sign onto Richards Avenue. Proceed onRichards Avenue for one mile to NCC. East Campus on left, West Campus on right.Merritt Parkway (Northbound): Exit 38. Right at end of exit ramp onto Route 123North. First left onto Nursery Street. Continue as above.By Train:New Haven Line: Take the New Haven Line and get off at South Norwalk station.Transfer to a #11 bus, which goes directly to the campus.By Bus:Norwalk Wheels Routes 11 and 13: Stop in front of the West Campus at 188 RichardsAvenue. Buses on Route 1 stop at the corner of Richards Avenue, within a half-mile of thecampus.Connecticut Transit from Stamford: Some buses stop in front of the West Campus at 188Richards Avenue. See schedule below.ApplyToday!Just complete theapplication form includedin this schedule, then callthe Admissions Office at(203) 857-7060 to makean appointment forplacement testing.Fall Classes startAugust 31, 2011.Apply early to get thecourses you want.Connecticut Transit - Routes 41A, 41B, 41Bx from StamfordLEAVEARRIVEStamford ARRIVE LEAVE StamfordBus RR Station NCC Bus # NCC RR Station41Bx* 7:15am 7:40am 41* 7:44am 8:18am41A 7:15am 7:47am 41* 8:54am 9:28am41Bx 8:20am 8:45am 41A 10:09am 10:43am41A 8:25am 8:57am 41A 11:09am 11:43am41Bx* 8:50am 9:15am 41A 12:09pm 12:43pm41A 8:55am 9:27am 41x 1:09pm1:28pm41A 9:55am 10:27am 41A* 1:09pm1:43pm41A 10:55am 11:27am 41x* 2:39pm2:58pm41A 11:55am 12:27pm 41A 2:39pm 3:13pm41B* 1:40pm 2:12pm 41A 3:34pm 4:08pm41A 3:20pm 3:52pm 41A 4:18pm 4:53pm41A 3:45pm 4:17pm 41A 5:13pm 5:48pm41A 4:40pm 5:12pm 41A 6:16pm 6:48pm41A 6:00pm 6:32pm 41A 7:06pm 7:38pm41A 6:30pm 7:02pm 41A 8:06pm 8:38pm41A 9:06pm 9:38pm* Trip operates on NCC Class days ONLY 41A 10:13pm 10:38pmncc.commnet.edu 38

Norwalk Community College188 Richards AvenueNorwalk, CT 06854-1655203/857-7000www.ncc.commnet.eduCreate Your Future @ NCCNorwalk Community CollegeFall 2011Enrollment Guide & Class ScheduleClasses Begin August 31, 2011ncc.commnet.edu