Thursday, September 30, 2010
Spring and Summer Registration
It is already time to start thinking about spring and summer registration. We start enrolling for both November 5th. The schedule should be available online by the end of October. Contact the counseling desk to set up an appointment at 832-7800.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Fall Classes have Begun!
We are in the 2nd week of the Fall semester here at CVCC. I hope everyone had a great first week. Starting a new class can be a little scary and overwhelming even if this is not your first semester of college. To ensure a successful semester here are some tips recommended by Randall S. Hansen in his article "Your First Year of College: 25 Tips to Help You Survive and Thrive Your Freshman Year and Beyond".
1. Be Organized. In college the professors will give you a syllabus with due dates for all of your assignments. They expect you to remember those due dates. and typically won't remind you. Be sure to get a planner or organizer and write down your test dates and when papers are due, that way you can see what is coming in the next couple of weeks and you can plan out when you will study for your tests or work on your papers.
2. Find the ideal place for you to study. It is important to know where you study the best. It may in your room at home, or away from home in the library. Usually a place that has very little distraction is best. Check out the study rooms in the library in Bedford Hall.
3. Go to Class. This may sound like a silly tip, but some professors don't have an attendance policy. It may be tempting some days to sleep in or skip a class because it is a beautiful day outside. Avoid this temptation, you can't learn the material if you aren't in class. Professors cover a lot of valuable information in class, they also change due dates and test dates and if you aren't there to receive this information you may find yourself in trouble.
4. Meet with your professors. Your professors have office hours, usually they are listed on the door of their office and in the syllabus, they want you to use them. The reason for the office hours is to meet with students, if you have questions about the material you are studying go see your professor.
5. Visit your Acadmic Advisor. Advisors are here for you to help you schedule courses, add or drop classes, and decide majors. If you need help with something and you are not sure where to go, come see us and we will answer your questions and if we can't answer them we will put you in contact with someone that can.
1. Be Organized. In college the professors will give you a syllabus with due dates for all of your assignments. They expect you to remember those due dates. and typically won't remind you. Be sure to get a planner or organizer and write down your test dates and when papers are due, that way you can see what is coming in the next couple of weeks and you can plan out when you will study for your tests or work on your papers.
2. Find the ideal place for you to study. It is important to know where you study the best. It may in your room at home, or away from home in the library. Usually a place that has very little distraction is best. Check out the study rooms in the library in Bedford Hall.
3. Go to Class. This may sound like a silly tip, but some professors don't have an attendance policy. It may be tempting some days to sleep in or skip a class because it is a beautiful day outside. Avoid this temptation, you can't learn the material if you aren't in class. Professors cover a lot of valuable information in class, they also change due dates and test dates and if you aren't there to receive this information you may find yourself in trouble.
4. Meet with your professors. Your professors have office hours, usually they are listed on the door of their office and in the syllabus, they want you to use them. The reason for the office hours is to meet with students, if you have questions about the material you are studying go see your professor.
5. Visit your Acadmic Advisor. Advisors are here for you to help you schedule courses, add or drop classes, and decide majors. If you need help with something and you are not sure where to go, come see us and we will answer your questions and if we can't answer them we will put you in contact with someone that can.
Friday, August 27, 2010
August 27th last day to add 16 week course
Today, August 27th is the last day to add a 16 week course. The Counseling Office will be open today until 5 pm. So come on in and get signed up.
2nd 8 week courses begin October 25th. The last day to add a 2nd 8 week course is October 27th.
2nd 8 week courses begin October 25th. The last day to add a 2nd 8 week course is October 27th.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Fall Classes
The Fall semester starts in just a couple of weeks. Please come in during our walk-in advising hours to meet with a counselor and sign up for Fall classes.
We have walk-in advising Monday-Thursday from 8-5 and Friday 8-4. We hope to see you soon!
We have walk-in advising Monday-Thursday from 8-5 and Friday 8-4. We hope to see you soon!
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Fall Tuition Due July 22rd!!!
Just a reminder that fall 2010 tuition is due by 5pm on Thursday, July 22nd. If tuition is not paid by this date your classes may be dropped. Students awarded financial aid should verify their award is sufficient to cover the cost of their tuition. Please log into the Student Information System using your MyCVCC account at: https://cvcc.my.vccs.edu/jsp/home.jsp to view your financial aid and account balances.
Payments may be made the following ways:
(1) Mail checks to : CVCC Accounting Office
3506 Wards Road
Lynchburg, VA 24502
**Please note student ID or name on check and we must receive by July 22nd
(2) Pay online using your MyCVCC account or by phone (434) 832-7638 with a Visa or MasterCard.
(3) Pay in person at one of CVCC’s offsite centers (Altavista, Amherst, Appomattox or Bedford) by 4pm or at our Ward Road location by 5pm on July 22nd.
CVCC offers a payment plan. For more information please click the following link:
http://www.cvcc.vccs.edu/Student%20Services/Financial%20Aid/e-Cashier.asp
Payments may be made the following ways:
(1) Mail checks to : CVCC Accounting Office
3506 Wards Road
Lynchburg, VA 24502
**Please note student ID or name on check and we must receive by July 22nd
(2) Pay online using your MyCVCC account or by phone (434) 832-7638 with a Visa or MasterCard.
(3) Pay in person at one of CVCC’s offsite centers (Altavista, Amherst, Appomattox or Bedford) by 4pm or at our Ward Road location by 5pm on July 22nd.
CVCC offers a payment plan. For more information please click the following link:
http://www.cvcc.vccs.edu/Student%20Services/Financial%20Aid/e-Cashier.asp
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
2nd 5 Week Summer Session
The 2nd 5 week Summer Session started June 21.
The last day to drop a 2nd 5 week summer course is this Friday, June 25 by 12 pm. The last day to withdraw from a 2nd 5 week summer course is July 12th.
Please contact the Counseling office if you have any questions, 434-832-7800.
The last day to drop a 2nd 5 week summer course is this Friday, June 25 by 12 pm. The last day to withdraw from a 2nd 5 week summer course is July 12th.
Please contact the Counseling office if you have any questions, 434-832-7800.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Fall Enrollment
We are currently enrolling for the Fall semester! Come meet with a counselor to get signed up for classes.
We have walk-in advising Monday-Friday from 8-5. You don't need an appointment just come on in and we will get you signed up and ready to go for the fall.
Remember Fall semester starts August 23rd.
We have walk-in advising Monday-Friday from 8-5. You don't need an appointment just come on in and we will get you signed up and ready to go for the fall.
Remember Fall semester starts August 23rd.
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