Through New Student Orientation's (NSO) online and group sessions, you'll connect with essential student services, classmates and the faculty and staff at CCBC. Whether you're coming to us from high school, returning to education or pursuing a new path, NSO will help you make the most of your college experience.
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Step confidently into your future at CCBC! Launch your CCBC experience with readiness and purpose.
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Learn what to expect as a new student and explore the tools that will set you up for a successful college journey.
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Build a strong CCBC network by meeting with peers and mentors who will help you find the people and programs that make CCBC feel like home.
Through online and group orientation, NSO makes it easy for you to get familiar with CCBC – both inside and outside of the classroom.
We recommend that all new students participate in our self-paced online orientation module. Online orientation covers key topics to better your understanding of CCBC. These include: academic expectations, campus resources, best student practices, policies and procedures, financial aid scholarships and more.
Please note: you must take the "completion assessment" at the end of the online module in order to verify your participation.
Scheduled for January and August each year, these large group sessions provide students with information about the college experience. Faculty, staff and returning students discuss tips that you will find helpful while starting your college career. You will also participate in a guided campus tour.
We recommend that all new students participate in our self-paced online orientation module. Online orientation covers key topics to better your understanding of CCBC. These include: academic expectations, campus resources, best student practices, policies and procedures, financial aid scholarships and more.
Please note: you must take the "completion assessment" at the end of the online module in order to verify your participation.
Scheduled for January and August each year, these large group sessions provide students with information about the college experience. Faculty, staff and returning students discuss tips that you will find helpful while starting your college career. You will also participate in a guided campus tour.
Assistant Director, Student Engagement, First-Year Experience
