Welcome to NOVA Dual Enrollment Contract Dual Enrollment

Welcome to NOVA Dual Enrollment Contract Dual Enrollment Student Orientation 2018 -2019

Welcome to College! Congratulations on becoming a college student! Dual enrollment classes: • are official Northern Virginia Community College courses • are actual college credits and go on your college transcript • take place in your high school, during the school day • are taught by a high school teacher who is also a NOVA adjunct professor Welcome to Dual Enrollment. Welcome to NOVA.

Important Information About NOVA Dual Enrollment This presentation will cover: • my. NOVA Access • Tuition & Financial Aid • Holds & Retakes • Enrollment and Schedule • Academic Information • College Transcripts • After High School Graduation • Student Resources • Dual Enrollment Contact Information

my. NOVA Account All students who apply to NOVA receive a NOVA Student ID (EMPLID) number and a my. NOVA account username and password. Your student account and ID number will remain the same if you come to NOVA after graduation from high school. You can use my. NOVA to do the following: ◦ View your current enrollment ◦ Send your NOVA transcripts to other colleges ◦ Use your NOVA Gmail account ◦ Use NOVA’s Blackboard if your class requires it If you don’t know your NOVA ID number or my. NOVA username, ask your instructor. How to log in to all my. NOVA applications: ◦ Go to www. nvcc. edu. ◦ Click on the “my. NOVA” yellow box in the top right corner. ◦ Click on the “my. NOVA” green box in the middle of the page. ◦ Enter your NOVA username and password to sign in. ◦ If you do not know your password, call the IT Help Desk at 703. 426. 4141. Have your 7 -digit NOVA student ID number and username ready.

Tuition & Financial Aid Tuition • Dual enrollment (DE) classes offered at your high school are FREE of charge. • Classes taken online or on campus are offered at the current tuition rates. Financial Aid • Dual enrollment students are not eligible for financial aid while in high school. • NOVA DE grades are a part of your college record. Low grades and withdrawals can impact your future financial aid eligibility. Pay attention to your grades and to the Drop and Withdrawal Dates listed in your syllabus. • For more information about Satisfactory Academic Progress see the following link: http: //www. nvcc. edu/financialaid/policies/sap. html

Holds & Retakes Holds • When you apply to NOVA, holds are placed on your NOVA student account to ensure that NOVA DE policies are followed. As a high school student, you cannot enroll in classes by yourself. A NOVA DE Registrar or campus counselor will enroll you in your college classes. • When you graduate, you are required to work with either a NOVA Pathway Counselor or a NOVA GPS First-Year Advisor to remove the holds and be placed in an academic program at NOVA. • You can view any holds that you have by following the directions in the link below: http: //www. nvcc. edu/novaconnect/students/tuts/viewholds. html Retaking DE Classes • If you would like to improve a grade you earned in a NOVA DE class, you may retake this class on campus. Be aware that only your last letter grade earned, not the higher of the two grades, is counted for your GPA and for curricular requirements.

Enrollment and Schedule Enrollment • To be enrolled in a NOVA DE class you must: • apply to NOVA • complete and submit an Intent to Enroll Form for each class • meet the placement testing requirements/exemptions • Verify your enrollment by logging into your my. NOVA account • Notify your teacher or high school counselor immediately if you discover you are not enrolled in the class Schedule • • High school classes meet for the entire school year NOVA DE courses are enrolled based on the NOVA semester schedule Your NOVA DE course syllabus will indicate in which NOVA semester you are enrolled Many high school classes are two different NOVA classes. For example, English 12 DE is actually ENG 111 and ENG 112.

Important Schedule Dates Each NOVA DE class has unique start, drop, withdrawal and end dates. These dates are listed in the course syllabus. Dropping a Class • You may drop a course by the drop date specified in your syllabus. Dropped courses do not appear on your college transcript. Speak with your DE instructor for additional information. • You should log into your my. NOVA account to verify that you have been dropped from the class. Withdrawing from a Class • You may withdraw from a course by the withdraw date specified in your syllabus. A withdrawal places a “W” on your college transcript but does not impact your college GPA. Speak with your DE instructor for additional information. • You should log into your my. NOVA account to verify that you have been withdrawn from the class.

Academic Information Course Prerequisites • Some courses have prerequisites or co-requisites. You may not enroll in a course if you do not meet the prerequisites ex: completion of ENG 111 before enrolling in ENG 112. Academic Warning and Probation • If you are not successful in your NOVA DE class, you may be placed on Academic Warning or Probation at NOVA. Your academic status is determined by your NOVA GPA and the number of NOVA credits you have attempted. • For more information about academic standing see the following link: https: //www. nvcc. edu/curcatalog/policies/standing. html Dean’s List • If you take six or more credits in a semester and have a GPA of 3. 50 or higher, you will be honored by being placed on NOVA’s Dean’s List. Your NOVA transcript will reflect this honor. Presidential Scholars • If you take nine or more credits in a semester, have a GPA of 3. 75 or higher, and have completed at least 20 credits at NOVA, you will be recognized as a NOVA Presidential Scholar. Your NOVA transcript will reflect this honor.

College Transcripts • Your transcript shows your final NOVA grades including Ws, GPA for each semester, and any special academic standings like Dean’s List or Academic Probation. • Your NOVA grades may be different from your high school grades. • You can request your official transcripts through your my. NOVA account. For more information, see the following link: http: //www. nvcc. edu/transcripts/ • Check your grades and unofficial transcripts in your my. NOVA account. For more information, see the following link: http: //www. nvcc. edu/novaconnect/students/tuts/academics/index. html

After Graduation Attending NOVA • Your NOVA Student ID (EMPLID) number and my. NOVA login remain the same. • Do not reapply to NOVA. • Attend an on-line orientation and meet with either a NOVA Pathway Counselor or NOVA GPS First-Year Advisor. • See the following link for more information: http: //www. nvcc. edu/startstrong/index. html Transferring to Another College • Request to have your official transcript sent to that college or university. • See the following link for more information. http: //www. nvcc. edu/transcripts/

On-Campus Resources and Services As a NOVA student, you have access to services at all NOVA campuses including: • Academic advising, career counseling, and college transfer advising • Campus libraries and online library resources • Tutoring services • Writing Center • Clubs and activities • NOVACard

Advising and Counseling Virtual Advising Services ◦ Available through email and live chat ◦ Email: academicadvising@nvcc. edu ◦ Live chat online with an advisor: http: //www. nvcc. edu/virtualadvising/index. html ◦ Click on the “Live. Chat” button. It will say “online” when someone is available to chat. On-Campus Advising Services ◦ Meet with an advisor at a NOVA campus to discuss any of these topics ◦ Career Counseling: Get help with career assessments, occupational information, goal setting, planning and employment resources. ◦ Transfer Counseling: if you plan to get a degree at NOVA or transfer to a four-year college or university, a counselor can assist you in making sure you take the right classes. ◦ Disability Counseling: if you need accommodations for any medical condition, meet with a disability counselor to discuss your options. ◦ Retention Counseling: If you are having difficulties in you NOVA classes (academic warning or suspension), meet with a counselor who will help you find strategies and resources to do well in your courses.

Find a Campus Counseling & Academic Advising Center Alexandria Campus Manassas Campus Annandale Campus Medical Education Campus Loudoun Campus Woodbridge Campus ◦ Room AA 194 ◦ 703 -933 -5073 ◦ alcounseling@nvcc. edu ◦ Room CA 112 ◦ 703 -3200 ◦ ancounselingcenter@nvcc. edu ◦ Room LR 253 ◦ 703 -450 -2571 ◦ locounseling@nvcc. edu ◦ Room MH 110 ◦ 703 -257 -6610 ◦ macouns@nvcc. edu ◦ Room 202 ◦ 703 -822 -6531 ◦ meccounselor@nvcc. edu ◦ Room WC 202 ◦ 703 -878 -5760 ◦ wocounseling@nvcc. edu NOVA Online ◦ 703 -323 -2425 ◦ elicounselors@nvcc. edu

Library Services Online Library Resources • Access e. Books and streaming videos • Search library databases for newspapers, magazines, journals, and encyclopedias • Use research guides organized by general subject or specific NOVA class • Chat online with a librarian 24/7 via live chat ◦ https: //www. nvcc. edu/library/chat. html On-Campus Library Resources • • • Borrow books and DVDs Meet with a librarian Get help finding research materials Use group study rooms Use computers For more information on campus library resources, see this link. http: //www. nvcc. edu/library/campus. html http: //www. nvcc. edu/library/index. html

Find a Campus Library Alexandria Campus ◦ Room AA 232 ◦ 703 -845 -6231 ◦ library-al@nvcc. edu Annandale Campus ◦ Godwin Building, 3 rd floor ◦ 703 -323 -3128 ◦ anlibrary@nvcc. edu Loudoun Campus ◦ Room LC 202 ◦ 703 -450 -2567 or 703 -450 -2661 ◦ lo-library@nvcc. edu Manassas Campus ◦ Room MC 129 ◦ 703 -257 -6640 ◦ malibrary@nvcc. edu Medical Education Campus ◦ Room 341 ◦ 703 -822 -6684 ◦ medlib@nvcc. edu Woodbridge Campus ◦ Room WAS 230 ◦ 703 -878 -5733 ◦ kcotter@nvcc. edu NOVA Online ◦ eli-library@nvcc. edu

Tutoring Visit a Tutoring Center for help with any of your NOVA DE classes. Contact your NOVA campus Tutoring Center to find out which campus has the tutors that best match your academic needs and schedule. Some Tutoring Centers offer walk-in tutoring while others require an appointment. Through tutoring, you can learn skills to help you ◦ ◦ understand lectures prepare for tests improve study skills improve in the classroom All tutoring is FREE! http: //www. nvcc. edu/tutoring/

Find a Campus Tutoring Center Alexandria Campus Manassas Campus Annandale Campus Medical Education Campus ◦ Room AA 229 ◦ 703 -845 -6363 ◦ cboland@nvcc. edu ◦ Room CG 413 -D ◦ http: //www. nvcc. edu/annandale/asc/ Loudoun Campus ◦ Room LC 102 -O ◦ 703 -948 -7569 ◦ mjanowski@nvcc. edu ◦ Room MH 318 ◦ 703 -530 -2893 ◦ matutoringcenter@nvcc. edu ◦ Room 106 ◦ 703 -822 -6569 ◦ mectutoring@nvcc. edu Woodbridge Campus ◦ Room WC 328 ◦ 703 -878 -5657 ◦ estinson@nvcc. edu NOVA Online ◦ https: //eli. nvcc. edu/smarthinking. htm

Writing Center At NOVA’s Writing Center qualified consultants and tutors work with you to develop effective reading, writing, and critical thinking strategies. Writing consultants and tutors can help you: • Plan your writing project • Structure your essay • Prepare an outline • Revise your writing • Learn how to proofread and edit • Clarify your paper ideas • Format papers and citations properly

Find a Campus Writing Center Alexandria Campus ◦ Room AA 229 ◦ 703 -845 -6363 Annandale Campus ◦ Room CG 409 ◦ 703 -323 -3341 ◦ anwritingcenter@gmail. com Loudoun Campus ◦ Room LR 250 ◦ 703 -450 -2511 Manassas Campus ◦ Room MH 318 ◦ 703 -530 -2893 ◦ matutoringcenter@nvcc. edu Medical Education Campus ◦ Room 106 ◦ 703 -822 -6569 ◦ mectutoring@nvcc. edu Woodbridge Campus ◦ Room WS 328 ◦ 703 -878 -5657 NOVA Online ◦ 703 -323 -3347 ◦ https: //eli. nvcc. edu/smarthinking. htm

Clubs and Activities Student organizations are a valuable educational function of your college experience. Get involved in governmental, cultural, political and/or special interest issues and become a student leader. Check your NOVA Gmail account for upcoming events and opportunities. For more information visit: http: //www. nvcc. edu/student-life/

Find a Campus Student Activities Office Alexandria Campus Manassas Campus Annandale Campus Medical Education Campus Loudoun Campus Woodbridge Campus ◦ Room AA 134 ◦ 703 -933 -6218 ◦ alstudentlife@nvcc. edu ◦ Room CF 232 ◦ 703 -764 -0122 ◦ mmccarl@nvcc. edu ◦ Room LR 142 ◦ 703 -450 -2616 ◦ tlaing@nvcc. edu ◦ Room MH 108 A ◦ 703 -257 -6665 ◦ mschreibman@nvcc. edu ◦ Room 116 ◦ 703 -822 -6598 ◦ pmartinmattocks@nvcc. edu ◦ Room WAS 158 ◦ 703 -878 -2759 ◦ bnewstrom@nvcc. edu Extended Learning Institute (online classes) ◦ 703. 425. 5489 ◦ amorley@nvcc. edu http: //www. nvcc. edu/student-life/

NOVACard As a NOVA student, you are eligible to receive a NOVA student ID card (NOVACard). You can go to your nearest NOVA campus to get a NOVACard. Some high schools also make arrangements for photos to be taken at school and a card made for you. With your NOVACard you can • Check out books at a campus library • Print, scan, or copy at a campus library or computer lab (you must add funds to your NOVACard account) • Purchase food and drinks at campus cafes Be aware that you can obtain a NOVACard only after you have been officially enrolled in your NOVA DE classes. Go to the NOVACard website for more information. https: //www. nvcc. edu/novacard/

Contact Information For additional information about NOVA Dual Enrollment, visit the Dual Enrollment website. http: //www. nvcc. edu/dual-enrollment/index. html For any other questions, contact the Office of Dual Enrollment. dualenrollment@nvcc. edu 703 -764 -5067

Next Steps NOVA offers student support services designed to help you reach your academic goals Pathway Initiatives: http: //www. nvcc. edu/cpi/index. html Transfer: http: //www. nvcc. edu/transfer/index. html NOVA / Mason Advance: http: //www. nvcc. edu/advance/

Have a great semester!