Frequently Asked Questions

You may obtain a copy of your transcript by submitting a written request to the Registrar's Office. This may be done in a short letter including your name, mailing address, and phone number, social security number, written signature, and the complete address where the transcript should be sent. Or, If you were enrolled in 1974 or later, you may request your transcript using your BannerWeb account. When in BannerWeb, click on Continue, then click on Enter Secure Area. Log into your account, select Student Services and Financial Aid, then select Student Records, and then select Request Printed/Official Transcript. Use the look up feature to select the institution you wish to send your transcript to OR tab to Issued to, type the recipient name, then click on continue to enter the recipient address. Be sure to select submit when you are finished and you may view the status of your transcript requests as well.

There is no charge per transcript. However, current students will be charged a $5 fee per semester which will entitle them to an unlimited number of copies of their transcripts. This fee will be included on their bills.

Transcripts will not be released if you owe any money to the college. This includes parking tickets, telephone bills, outstanding bills, damages to residence halls, etc.

Our meal plans are designed to fit different eating habits of individuals. The 18 meal per week plan is excellent for on-campus freshman and frequent diners. If a student goes home most weekends he/she may want to consider a nine meal per week plan. Students who eat frequently, but lightly, may choose a five meal per week plan with $600 in the declining balance portion. Students are able to change their meal plans during the first two weeks of the fall semester.

It is mandatory for all students to live on campus unless they are waived due to special circumstances. Examples of special circumstances include residing with a parent or legal guardian and commuting fewer than 60 miles one way, married, age 24 or older, or have children. Students may also live off campus if they meet the academic eligibility criteria. A housing waiver application must be completed for the Residential Life Office to consider off-campus housing.

No. You may shop for competitive prices but be absolutely sure the make and models meet the requirements of your curriculum. The bookstore prices are competitive when comparing identical brand models.

All students are given an e-mail account along with a limited network account within one week of paying their admissions deposit to the college. The network username is the first six letters of the last name, first initial, and middle initial.