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Graduation
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Printable Form: Graduation Application for Degree
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Printable Form: Graduation Application for Certificate
All students planning to graduate must apply for graduation in the Registration & Records Office (A-201) during their last semester of enrollment. A processing fee of $30 is also due at time of application, whether or not the student plans to attend the ceremony. Filing deadlines are published throughout the campus, as well as the course register. Failure to file by deadline will result in the delay of your diploma and/or certificate.
Please note there is one formal cap/gown graduation ceremony in May.
ALL potential graduates from Spring, in addition to those graduates from Summer and Fall, are given the opportunity to attend this ceremony typically held the third Saturday in May.
Diplomas/certificates are NOT issued on stage at the May ceremony as graduation evaluations take place after commencement. Therefore, all potential Spring graduates are allowed to cross the stage in May, along with those graduates from Summer and Fall. All students will receive a blank diploma cover and tassel, and Spring graduates will receive their actual diploma/certificate in the mail during the month of July.
If you choose not to attend commencement, your diploma/certificate will be mailed to you. However, you will need to attend the May commencement ceremony if you want a diploma cover or tassel. These items are not mailed or distributed after the ceremony.
Degree candidates must satisfactorily fulfill degree requirements specified for the curriculum in which you are matriculated. Candidates are also required to attain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in the curriculum from which you are graduating, must be recommended for graduation by a faculty member (advisor), and must have met all financial obligations assessed by the college.
If you plan to receive two associate's degrees from NCCC, you must successfully complete the degree requirements for each degree AND complete a minimum of 30 credit hours beyond the requirements of the first degree.
Academic honors are based on the following curriculum GPA:
| 3.30 - 3.59 |
With Merit |
| 3.60 - 3.79 |
With Distinction |
| 3.80 - 4.00 |
With High Distinction |
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Name/Address/Social Security Number Changes
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Printable Form: Change of Name or Address
If you change your name or address, please report this immediately
so that your academic information can be properly forwarded to you.
You may request an address change through one of the following
methods:
- You may click on the above link to printable form and print this
for mailing to the Registration & Records Office (A-201)
- You may visit the Registration & Records Office (A-201) to complete
the form
If you find that your social security number is recorded incorrectly,
please notify the Registration & Records Office immediately. Since we
will need a copy of your social security card to correct the error,
you may fax this to (716) 614-6821, mail it or bring it to the
Registration & Records Office (A-201).
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Online Student Services
Click here to view/print our brochure “Guide to Online Student Services”.
This will outline the various online information which is available to you.
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Registration
Click Here For Registration Dates
How to Register Online using Banner Web
FALL/SPRING
Only non-matriculated students (those not enrolled in a degree/certificate program) may register for classes through
the Registration & Records Office in accordance with the registration dates above.
Non-matriculated students may register by by accessing our
printable registration form
and bringing it to the Registration & Records Office, or sending it via fax/mail. Our fax number is 716-614-6821. Payment must
accompany the registration form. We accept M/C, Visa, Discover, cash, check or money order made payable to Niagara County Community College.
If you are a continuing non-matriculated student, you will receive a detailed letter explaining how to register online (see above link
How to Register Online using Banner Web).
If you are a matriculated student (enrolled in a degree/certificate program), you must meet with an academic advisor prior to performing
online registration. See above link on How to Register Online using Banner Web.
If you are returning after a lapse in your attendance at NCCC and wish to enroll as a matriculated student, you must do so through Admissions.
Tuition and fees are due according to
published deadlines.
SUMMER
All students (non-matriculated AND matriculated) may advance register for classes through the Registration & Records Office in accordance with
the
registration dates above. If you are a continuing matriculated
student, you are eligible to register online at the same time you register online for your Fall classes. You will receive a detailed letter
explaining this process. Continuing non-mats will be mailed a detailed letter which will inform you of the online registration process and dates
of eligibility for registration.
New non-matriculated students may register through our
printable registration form and sending this by mail,
fax, or by visiting the Registration & Records Office staff (A-201). Our fax number is 716-614-6821.
Payment must accompany the registration form. We accept M/C, Visa, Discover, cash, check or money order made payable to Niagara County Community
College.
You must meet all prerequisites, including Academic Foundations testing.
Be aware that submission of your registration form is not an automatic registration; your course requests will be processed by the Registration &
Records Office on or before the next business day of eligibility. If desired courses are available, you will be registered in those classes and
mailed a copy of your schedule. If you do not receive a schedule in the mail, please contact the Registration & Records Office (716-614-6250) to
verify your course request.
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