How Do I Apply or Register For Classes at NCC?
First Time Students: Three Steps
Norwalk Community College (NCC) offers more than 50 Associate Degree programs designed to help you succeed in today’s job market. You can use your associate degree as a career credential or continue on for a four-year degree. In fact, many of our graduates do transfer to four-year colleges in their junior year, greatly reducing the overall cost of their college education.
NCC also offers 20 Certificate programs, each designed to help you obtain specific skills, earn an important academic credential, or pursue an interest in greater depth. View our Step by Step Guide here.
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Overview of the Application + Registration Process
The process differs slightly based on your current status. Please click on the tab that best matches what type of student you are.
New Student | You have never previously taken classes at NCC. |
Current Student | You are currently taking classes at NCC. |
Re-admit Student | It has been over 2 years since you have taken a class at NCC. |
Transfer-In Student | You are transferring in from another college or university. |
Visiting Student | You are currently enrolled in another college or university, but will take one or more classes at NCC. |
Non-Credit Student | You are taking classes through our non-credit division, Continuing Education and Workforce Development |
Department Chairs
Name \ Email | Department | Office |
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John Alvord | Art Architecture and Design | W106g |
Forrest Helvie | Academic Enrichment + First Year Experience | W209H |
Michele Barber | Science | W106k |
William O’Connell | English | W108 |
Hannah Moeckel-Rieke | ESL | E206 |
Tom Duffy | Computer Science | W250 |
Steven Glazer | Social/Behavioral Science | W106h |
Tom Jackson | Business | W207 |
Elizabeth Glatt | Mathematics | W106a |
Ed Grippe | Humanities | W106 |
Tanisha Tyson | Nursing | H109a |
If you are looking for courses to increase your knowledge and enhance your marketable skills, Continuing Education and Workforce Development courses may meet your needs.
Former students please come to the Records Office with a valid photo ID so we can reset your password for online access to your student account.
For more information on Continuing Education and Workforce Development Courses click here.